four o'clock
`` I know , I know that too . '' `` Good , then , very good . I continue . I left Paris this morning , and I have here in my pocket a ticket for cabin No. 27 on the _ Traonaddy _ , which leaves to-morrow at four o'clock from the Bay of Joliette for Suez , Aden , Colombo , and Singapore , and I shall go on board to-morrow at four o'clock if you do n't let me hope to become your son-in-law . '' `` Sir ! '' `` Do n't move , madam , do n't move . Mlle. Martha is pretending to sleep , but she is n't sleeping ; she is watching us , and I have n't said all yet .