About ten o'clock
`` I dance with you because I choose to do so . '' `` Thank you , pretty one . '' The two thereupon began to go through the maze of the _ Kolo _ , and , as he twisted her round , they both moved so gracefully , keeping time to the music , that they looked like feathery boughs swayed by the summer breeze . About ten o'clock the dances came to an end , and every youth , having gone to thank his host for the pleasant evening he had passed , went off with his partner , laughing and chatting all the way . `` And you , my lovely one , where do you live ? '' asked the stranger of Jella . `` In one of the very last houses of the village , quite at the end of the lane . ''