six o'clock
On his return , Clery gave comfort to the king by assuring him that Louis really was with his mother . The king was soon after taken to the Convention , before whom he was to be tried . Never till this day had the queen asked any question of her guards : and to-day she obtained no information , though she made every inquiry she could devise . The king returned at six o'clock ; but he was immediately locked up , without seeing any one . No bed had yet been provided for Louis in his mother 's room : and this night , she gave up hers to him , and sat up . The princesses were most unwilling to leave her in the state of agitation she was in ; but she insisted upon their going to rest . The next day , she implored that if the king might see his wife and sister , his children should not be separated from him .