nine o’clock
The young lady had not seemed angry , but , on the contrary , pleased , and several days had passed in this manner . Finally , the servant declared that Rosario and Senor Pinzon had agreed to meet and talk with each other on this night at the window of the room of the latter , which opened on the garden . They had confided their design to the maid , who promised to favor it , in consideration of a sum which was at once given her . It had been agreed that Senor Pinzon was to leave the house at his usual hour and return to it secretly at nine o'clock , go to his room , and leave it and the house again , clandestinely also , a little later , to return , without concealment , at his usual late hour . In this way no suspicion would fall upon him . Librada had waited for Pinzon , who had entered the house closely enveloped in his cloak , without speaking a word . He had gone to his room at the same moment in which the young lady descended to the garden .