ten minutes to six
And , to make assurance doubly sure , they would arrest whosoever could be suspected of being either Lupin or one of Lupin 's emissaries . Moreover , Prasville made a close inspection of the whole station . He discovered nothing suspicious . But , at ten minutes to six , Chief-inspector Blanchon , who was with him , said : `` Look , there 's Daubrecq . '' Daubrecq it was ; and the sight of his enemy exasperated the secretary-general to such a pitch that he was on the verge of having him arrested . But he reflected that he had no excuse , no right , no warrant for the arrest . Besides , Daubrecq 's presence proved , with still greater force , that everything now depended on Stanislas Vorenglade .