four o'clock
But Tom would not get up . At eleven o'clock Henry , armed with a map and the English talent for exploration , set forth alone to grasp the general outlines of the city , and came back successful at half-past one . At half-past two Tom was inclined to consider the question of getting up , and Henry strolled out again and lost himself between the Moulin Rouge and the Church of Sacré Coeur . It was turned four o'clock when he sighted the façade of the hotel , and by that time Tom had not only arisen , but departed , leaving a message that he should be back at six o'clock . So Henry wandered up and down the boulevard , from the Madeleine to Marguéry 's Restaurant , had an automatic tea at the Express-Bar , and continued to wander up and down the boulevard . He felt that he could have wandered up and down the boulevard for ever . And then night fell ; and all along the boulevard , high on seventh storeys and low as the street names , there flashed and flickered and winked , in red and yellow and a most voluptuous purple , electric invitations to drink inspiriting liqueurs and to go and amuse yourself in places where the last word of amusement was spoken .