two o'clock
`` Well , then , I will do like the others , '' I cried ; `` and as those of Phalsbourg and Dagsberg are going to the wars , I will go . '' Monsieur Goulden made no remark . `` Every one is free to do as he pleases , '' said he , after a while ; `` but I am glad that Joseph thinks as I do . '' Then there was silence , and toward two o'clock Aunt Grédel arose and took her basket . She seemed utterly cast down , and said : `` Joseph , you will not listen to me , but no matter . With God 's grace , all will yet be well . You will return if He wills it , and Catharine will wait for you . ''