six o'clock
And that Kalondai settled this complicated matter also in the wisest possible way is sufficiently obvious from the fact that neither party was quite contented with his decision . Last of all , it occurred to him that there was still someone standing behind him -- the headsman . He did not tell the fellow to stand forth , but alluded to him in the third person , and as the man had a Slovack accent , he addressed him in the Slovack tongue , just as if they had never squabbled with each other in their youth in the Hungarian , German , and Latin languages . `` Master Henry will be at his post on the scaffold at six o'clock to-morrow morning , and there await with his apprentices the arrival of the magistrates . '' He wasted no more words on the subject , but closed the session and went home . In the evening of the same day the very reverend dean was sent for to come to Kalondai 's house to give a lady the sacrament of the altar . The dean at once supposed that Dame Sarah was on the point of death , and great was his astonishment when they led him to the bedside of the younger lady .