two o’clock
`` He did so , madame . '' `` This supposition frightened us . We feared he would betray us , and we wished to get rid of every trace of the hospitality we had shown you . I gathered up my courage ; it was two o'clock , and the streets were deserted ; Gertrude was strong , and I aided her , and between us we carried you to the Temple . Luckily we met no one , but when we returned , I fainted with emotion . '' `` Oh ! madame ! ''