six o'clock
`` I have not the money with me , '' said Vanel , frightened almost by the unpretending simplicity , amounting to greatness , of the man , for he had expected disputes , and difficulties , and opposition of every kind . `` When will you be able to have it ? '' `` Whenever you please , monseigneur ; '' for he began to be afraid that Fouquet was trifling with him . `` If it were not for the trouble you would have in returning to Paris , I would say at once ; but we will arrange that the payment and the signature shall take place at six o'clock to-morrow morning . '' `` Very good , '' said Vanel , as cold as ice , and feeling quite bewildered . `` Adieu , Monsieur Vanel , present my humblest respects to Madame Vanel , '' said Fouquet , as he rose ; upon which Vanel , who felt the blood rushing up to his head , for he was quite confounded by his success , said seriously to the surintendant , `` Will you give me your word , monseigneur , upon this affair ? '' Fouquet turned round his head , saying : `` Pardieu !