two o'clock
c'est dommage _ . '' The cabaret was full of conscripts and other people , so that the hostess had enough to do . At night we were shown by her into a small bedroom , adjoining the room we occupied . `` You are quite alone here : the conscripts are to muster to-morrow , I find , in the _ Place d'Armes _ , at two o'clock : do you intend to go ? '' `` No , '' replied O'Brien ; `` they will think that I am behind . It is of no consequence . '' `` Well , '' replied the woman , `` do as you please , you may trust me ; but I am so busy , without anyone to assist me , that until they leave the town , I can hardly find time to speak to you . ''