ten o’clock
Here 's the affair . '' After explaining , wholly to his own advantage , the swindling trick which must , he said , be met with caution and ability , the barrister developed his plan of campaign . `` You ought , my dear maitre , to go this very evening to Desroches , explain the whole plot and persuade him to send to-morrow for his client , this Sauvaignou . We 'll confess the fellow between us , and if he wants a note for a thousand francs over and above the amount of his claim , we 'll let him have it ; not counting the five hundred for you and as much more for Desroches , provided Thuillier receives the relinquishment of his claim by ten o'clock to-morrow morning . What does this Sauvaignou want ? Nothing but money . Well , a haggler like that wo n't resist the attraction of an extra thousand francs , especially if he is only the instrument of a cupidity behind him .