two o'clock
The half-drunken man and the man of the house warmly retorted : `` Seeing that , though of course it will be nearer for his honour on the steamer over the lake ; that 's true enough , but maybe according to present arrangements the steamer does n't go there , brother . '' `` It does go , it does , it will go for another week , '' cried Anisim , more excited than any of them . `` That 's true enough , but it does n't arrive punctually , seeing it 's late in the season , and sometimes it 'll stay three days together at Ustyevo . '' `` It 'll be there to-morrow at two o'clock punctually . You 'll be at Spasov punctually by the evening , '' cried Anisim , eager to do his best for Stepan Trofimovitch . _ `` Mais qu'est - ce qu'il a cet homme , '' _ thought Stepan Trofimovitch , trembling and waiting in terror for what was in store for him . The cab-drivers , too , came forward and began bargaining with him ; they asked three roubles to Ustyevo .