twelve
o’clock at night
He wanted to console the boy and said he would soon go on in a carriage . Then Sami asked if he was his cousin , and if this was the village of Zweisimmen ? But the fellow laughed loudly and said he was no cousin , but a servant here in the inn , and the place was called Aigle . Sami would have to travel an hour longer and would not reach Zweisimmen before twelve o'clock at night . But there was a coachman here from Interlaken , who had to go back and would take him along . The man of the house had bread and eggs brought for Sami and when he said he was n't hungry , he put everything kindly into the boy 's pocket . Then he led the boy out .