about two o'clock
`` That is not the question , '' interrupted Gaston . `` You can not say that I have ordered or authorized anything . I meddle with nothing ; I know nothing of government . '' `` I admit , '' continued Fontrailles , `` that your Highness ordered nothing , but you permitted me to tell you that I foresaw that this night would be a troubled one about two o'clock , and I hoped that your astonishment would not have been too great . '' The Prince , recovering himself little by little , and seeing that he did not alarm the two champions , having also upon his conscience and reading in their eyes the recollection of the consent which he had given them the evening before , sat down upon the side of his bed , crossed his arms , and , looking at them with the air of a judge , again said in a commanding tone : `` But what , then , have you done ? '' `` Why , hardly anything , Monseigneur , '' said Fontrailles . `` Chance led us to meet in the crowd some of our friends who had a quarrel with Monsieur de Chavigny 's coachman , who was driving over them .