eleven o'clock
It is a source of regret to me that my account of what happened in London is meagre and disjointed . I was not there myself and events became so much more exciting afterwards that nobody has any very clear recollection of the course of these preliminary negotiations . My own personal narrative begins again two days after the London meeting , that is to say on the Friday before the Belfast demonstration . Godfrey came up to see me at eleven o'clock with his arm in a sling . `` Excellency , '' he said , `` the Dean has just hoisted a large flag on the tower of the church . I 'm sure you do n't approve of that . '' It is , I hope , unnecessary to say that Godfrey is at feud with the Dean .