two o’clock in the morning
I looked for Carmen , she had disappeared from her place already . I could n't get out of mine , and I was obliged to wait until the bull-fight was over . Then I went off to that house you already know , and waited there quietly all that evening and part of the night . Toward two o'clock in the morning Carmen came back , and was rather surprised to see me . ``` Come with me , ' said I. ``` Very well , ' said she , ` let 's be off . ' `` I went and got my horse , and took her up behind me , and we travelled all the rest of the night without saying a word to each other . When daylight came we stopped at a lonely inn , not far from a hermitage .