nine o'clock
` No , you can pocket my two hundred francs without fulfilling our agreement . ' ` And you , old friend , once the affair finished , when I ask you for the remainder , can answer me -- go to the deuce ! ' ` You must run your chance ; does this suit you , yes or no ? Two hundred francs down , and the night after to-morrow , here , at nine o'clock , I will give you eight hundred francs . ' ` And who shall tell you that I have made these two persons drink ? ' ` I shall know it : that 's my affair ! Is it a bargain ? '