two in the morning
`` My anger , as you call it , is not a thing of the moment . Oh , I assure you it has nothing to do with the champagne I have just drunk , and which was not paid for by you , thank God ! No ; my anger -- my wish to have you alter your manner a little -- has been growing for some time ; but it is of late , my dear Beratinsky , that you have become more unbearable than ever . '' `` Do n't make a fool of yourself , Reitzei ; I at least am not going to stand in the streets talking nonsense at two in the morning . Good-night ! '' He stepped from the pavement on to the street , to cross . `` Stop ! ''