five o'clock
Panna pressed farther back into her niche and hid her face in her shawl . She had recognized János and an open carriage owned by Abonyi . The driver , who had not noticed the dark figure between the pillars , sprang from his box , blanketed the steaming horses , and gave them some bags of oats . Meanwhile the door of the jail had opened , for it was five o'clock ; a heiduck came out , yawning and stretching , and asked János : `` For whom are you waiting so early , Brother ? '' ' `` For my master , Herr von Abonyi , who will come presently . '' `` Yes , yes , you are to fetch his lordship ; well , if you wish , I 'll go in and tell the gentleman that you 're here . '' `` Do , we 'll get away sooner . ''