ten o'clock
` Oh , mon Dieu , monseigneur ! ' said Dubois , ` to a very simple thing -- a desire which Monsieur Leblanc and I had to learn a little of your papers , of which , ' added he , showing the letters of Philip V. , ` these two patterns have given us a foretaste . ' '' `` How ! '' said Brigaud , `` these letters seized at ten o'clock at Versailles are in Dubois 's hands at one o'clock ! '' `` As you say , abbe . You see that they traveled faster than if they had been put in the post . '' `` And what did the prince say then ? ''