six o’clock
The train that was passing now was the one going to the Tulettes ; the other , the one coming from Marseilles , would it never arrive , then ! At twenty minutes to four Pascal signed to Ramond to approach . He could no longer speak loud enough to be heard . `` You see , in order that I might live until six o'clock , the pulse should be stronger . I have still some hope , however , but the second movement is almost imperceptible , the heart will soon cease to beat . '' And in faint , despairing accents he called on Clotilde again and again . The immeasurable grief which he felt at not being able to see her again broke forth in this faltering and agonized appeal .