four
o'clock in the morning
He had been dismissed at the Plaza de la Constitucion , and the ladies had taken another carriage . He had not heard the address given to the driver . By daylight Marcos returned to the Palacio Sarrion without having discovered the driver of the second carriage or the whereabouts of Juanita in Saragossa . But he had learnt that a carriage had been ordered by telegraph from a station on the Pampeluna line to be at Alagon at four o'clock in the morning . He learnt also that telegraphic communication between Pampeluna and Saragossa was interrupted . The Carlists again . At dawn the next morning , Marcos and Sarrion rode out of the city towards Alagón by the great high road many inches deep in dust which has always been the main artery of the capital of Aragon .