two o'clock
in the morning
`` It is now ten o'clock . By midnight your coachman will have managed to do all that . The baroness would do well if she had a little sleep now . Meanwhile I will go home for my luggage and my weapons ; at two o'clock in the morning I shall be here again , and at three we can start . '' `` I will be awake and watching for you , and I thank you with all my heart . '' Mr. Gerzson drank up his tea and hastened home . Leonard advised Henrietta to go and sleep -- and she really was very sleepy -- while he went to the stables to see to the horses .