seven o'clock
Well , we shall see . I am risking my head in this business , and I mean to have my say . '' Having made all his arrangements , Harry returned to his attic and lay down there until evening , having before he went in purchased a sword . At seven o'clock he placed his pistols in his bosom , girded on his sword , which would attract no attention , for half the rabble of Paris carried weapons , and then set out for the Place de Carrousel . At half-past seven his friend the coachman drew up . `` Ah , here you are ! '' he said .