eight o'clock
Who 's to pay for it ? '' `` Probably not I , '' said Schaunard , `` but an uncle of mine that you will find up there , a very good judge . So , do your best , and let us have dinner in half an hour , served on your porcelain . '' At eight o'clock , Monsieur Blancheron felt the necessity of pouring into a friend 's ear his idea on the sugar question , and accordingly recited his pamphlet to Schaunard , who accompanied him on the piano . At ten , they danced the galop together . At eleven , they swore never to separate , and to make wills in each other 's favor . At twelve , Marcel returned , and found them locked in a mutual embrace , and dissolved in tears .