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At eleven o'clock they passed to the supper-room . They were plainly visible , and the hands indicated the hour of eleven o'clock and twenty-five minutes . However when I left him last night about eleven o'clock I had no anticipation of his dissolution being so near . Then she would come out at eleven o'clock and see the carriages ranged about , waiting for the people . About eleven o'clock des Lupeaulx appeared ; and we can only describe him by saying that his spectacles were sad and his eyes joyous ; the glasses , however , obscured the glances so successfully that only a physiognomist would have seen the diabolical expression which they wore . There was a masquerade at the theatre at night , as dull and senseless as a London one , and only remarkable for the summary way in which the house was cleared at eleven o'clock : which was done by a line of soldiers forming along the wall , at the back of the stage , and sweeping the whole company out before them , like a broad broom . - This morning I began to order my times of work , of going out with my gun , time of sleep , and time of diversion , viz ., every morning I walked out with my gun for two or three hours , if it did not rain ; then employed myself to work till about eleven o'clock ; then eat what I had to live on ; and from twelve to two I lay down to sleep , the weather being excessive hot ; and then in the evening to work again . The ill-advised individual who might happen , through an oversight of the porter , to enter Madame Rabourdin 's establishment about eleven o'clock in the morning would have found her in the midst of a disorder the reverse of picturesque , wrapped in a dressing-gown , her hair ill-dressed , and her feet in old slippers , attending to the lamps , arranging the flowers , or cooking in haste an extremely unpoetic breakfast . With this imperfect happiness to cheer him , he would shut the door softly , walk away on tiptoe , and leave his great chief to be stared at , through a dome-shaped window in the leads , by ugly chimney-pots and backs of houses , and especially by the bold window of a hair-cutting saloon on a first floor , where a waxen effigy , bald as a Mussulman in the morning , and covered , after eleven o'clock in the day , with luxuriant hair and whiskers in the latest Christian fashion , showed him the wrong side of its head for ever . At eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning Beatrice called at the Athels ' house . Surely , if I were to guess at the fate of Bramwell Olcott Bartine , I should guess that he was hanged at eleven o'clock in the evening , and that he had been allowed several hours in which to prepare for the change .