five o’clock
There are no conditions to which a man can not become used , especially if he sees that all around him are living in the same way . Levin could not have believed three months before that he could have gone quietly to sleep in the condition in which he was that day , that leading an aimless , irrational life , living too beyond his means , after drinking to excess -LRB- he could not call what happened at the club anything else -RRB- , forming inappropriately friendly relations with a man with whom his wife had once been in love , and a still more inappropriate call upon a woman who could only be called a lost woman , after being fascinated by that woman and causing his wife distress -- he could still go quietly to sleep . But under the influence of fatigue , a sleepless night , and the wine he had drunk , his sleep was sound and untroubled . At five o'clock the creak of a door opening waked him . He jumped up and looked round . Kitty was not in bed beside him . But there was a light moving behind the screen , and he heard her steps .