ten o'clock
`` Well , then , '' said Brigaud , drawing a paper from his pocket and presenting it to the chevalier , `` read , and glorify the name of the Lord , for you have your wish . '' D'Harmental took the paper , unfolded it as calmly as if it were a matter of no moment , and read as follows : '' _ Report of the 27th of March . _ `` Two in the Morning . `` To-night at ten o'clock the regent received a courier from London , who announces for to-morrow the arrival of the Abbe Dubois . As by chance the regent was supping with madame , the dispatch was given to him in spite of the late hour . Some minutes before , Mademoiselle de Chartres had asked permission of her father to perform her devotions at the Abbey of Chelles , and he had promised to conduct her there ; but on the receipt of this letter his determination was changed and he has ordered the council to meet at noon . `` At three o'clock the regent will pay his majesty a visit at the Tuileries .