ten o’clock in the evening
You have no stamps . Total , fourteen roubles , twenty kopecks . '' Receiving the money , he writes something down , dries it with sand , and , hurriedly snatching up a bundle of forms , goes quickly out of the room . At ten o'clock in the evening Malahin gets an answer from the traffic manager : `` Give precedence . '' Reading the telegram through , the old man winks significantly and , very well pleased with himself , puts it in his pocket . `` Here , '' he says to Yasha , `` look and learn . '' At midnight his train goes on .