ten o’clock
Will you take my despatch to the telegraph office ! '' He sat down again at the table , and wrote simply , `` I await you ; start to-night . '' `` Let me see , '' he said , `` to-day is the 6th of November , is it not ? It is now near ten o'clock ; she will have my despatch at noon . That will give her time enough to pack her trunks and to take the eight o'clock express this evening , which will bring her to Marseilles in time for breakfast . But as there is no train which connects with it , she can not be here until to-morrow , the 7th , at five o'clock . '' After folding the despatch he rose : `` My God , at five o'clock to-morrow !