four
o’clock
She went out , crossed the Boulevard , the Place Cauchoise , and the Faubourg , as far as an open street that overlooked some gardens . She walked rapidly ; the fresh air calming her ; and , little by little , the faces of the crowd , the masks , the quadrilles , the lights , the supper , those women , all disappeared like mists fading away . Then , reaching the `` Croix-Rouge , '' she threw herself on the bed in her little room on the second floor , where there were pictures of the `` Tour de Nesle . '' At four o'clock Hivert awoke her . When she got home , Felicite showed her behind the clock a grey paper . She read -- `` In virtue of the seizure in execution of a judgment . '' What judgment ?