one o'clock
It is now midnight ; we shall almost directly leave the ball , I will set you down at the first café we meet with , whence you shall write M. d'Harville a minute account of his wife 's love affair , with the projected assignation of to-morrow , with the time and place where it is arranged to take place . Oh ! but I forgot , I did n't state that the place of meeting is No. 17 Rue du Temple . And the time , to-morrow at one o'clock . The marquis is already jealous of Clémence ; well , he will by this information surprise her under most suspicious circumstances ; the rest follows as a matter of course . '' `` But this is a most abominable mode of action , '' said Seyton , coldly . `` What !