one o'clock in the morning
I thought of the people who had done this sort of thing before . In 1889 , 1891 , and 1892 , an Austrian tailor , Hermann Zeitung , had come from Vienna to Paris , from Amsterdam to Brussels , from Antwerp to Christiania in a box , and two sweethearts of Barcelona , Erres and Flora Anglora , had shared a box between them from Spain into France . But I must wait until Popof had retired to rest . The train would not stop until it reached Gheok Tepe at one o'clock in the morning . During the run from Kizil Arvat to Gheok Tepe I reckoned that Popof would have a good sleep , and then , or never , I would put my plan into execution . Hold ! an idea !