four o'clock
This warning is from -- A Friend . '' I typed an envelope with Monsieur Miliukoff 's address , and then , slipping to the door quietly , I stole out and dropped it in the letter-box at the corner of the Kazanskaya . That I had saved the deputy 's life I knew next afternoon when Madame Kalatcheff sent round a hurried note to Rasputin , explaining that , though she had invited him to her house , he had rather curtly refused the invitation . At this the monk telephoned her to come round , and once again she sat in his room explaining that she had sent Miliukoff a note urging him to see her at four o'clock , as she wished to make some revelations concerning the monk that might be useful to him when speaking in the Duma . The reply , which she produced , was certainly couched in most indignant terms . `` Can he suspect , do you think , Féodor ? '' he asked , turning to me .