about two o'clock
As he went on , he made Cope feel that he had violated an _ entente _ of long standing , and had almost brought a trusting friend down from home under false pretenses . But phrases from Amy 's letter continued to plague Cope . There was a confiding trust , a tender who-could-say-just-what ? ... `` Well , '' said Lemoyne , at about two o'clock , `` let 's put it off till morning . Turn over and go to sleep . '' But before he fell asleep himself he resolved that he would make the true situation clear next day . He would address that sympathetic mother and that romantic sister in suitably cogent terms ; the father , he felt sure , would require no effort and would even welcome his aid with a strong sense of relief .