About eleven o'clock
The worst of it all was this : if Herr Max ever saw those articles he would naturally conclude that Ernest had been guilty of the basest treachery , and that too on the very day when he most needed the aid and sympathy of all his followers . With a thrill of horror he thought in his own soul that the great leader might suspect him for an hour of being the venal Judas of the little sect . How Ernest ever got through that weary day he did not know himself ; nothing kept him up through it except his burning indignation against Lancaster 's abominable conduct . About eleven o'clock , Arthur Berkeley called in to see him . ` I 'm afraid you 've been a little disappointed , ' he said , ` about the turn Lancaster has given to your two articles . He told me he meant to alter the tone so as to suit the policy of the paper , and I see he 's done so very thoroughly . You ca n't look for much sympathy from commonplace , cold , calculating Englishmen for enthusiastic natures like Herr Max 's . '