two o'clock
`` Yes ; but to prove to fools that they are fools , and that in the face of all Paris , is much more amusing . Now , people begin to talk of your absence ; you have given up your daily rides ; for some time my niece has appeared alone in our box at the Opera ; you wish to kill the time till to-morrow -- well ! here is an excellent opportunity . It is two o'clock ; at halfpast three , my niece will come in the carriage ; the weather is splendid ; there is sure to be a crowd in the Bois de Boulogne . You can take a delightful ride , and be seen by everybody . Then , as the air and movement will have calmed your fever of happiness , I will commence my magic this evening , and take you to India . '' `` To India ? ''