two o'clock
`` And for the east ? '' `` You mean back-tracking over the route we 've come ? '' `` Yes . '' `` We should anchor at Brindisi at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon . At two-thirty the _ Mogul _ weighs anchor for Port Said ... and the Indian Ocean . '' Upon the forehead of the passenger who stood in the freshness of the morning air were beads of sweat . His face was pale and drawn with the stress of one called upon for swift decision and terrifically shaken by irresolution .