ten o’clock in the morning
And when Paul had done his bidding , he turned his back on him and went away . At eleven o'clock the candles round the coffin were blown out -- every one retired to rest . Paul found that there was no bed left for him , and climbed into the hay-loft , where he sat upright all night buried in thought . At ten o'clock in the morning the first guests arrived , and , indeed , such guests as had neither accepted the invitation nor been expected at all . When Paul saw them coming his first thought was , `` Have I provided enough food and drink ? '' and the more the carriages came rolling into the yard , and entire strangers kept stretching out their black-gloved hands to his family , the more a voice seemed to say to him , `` There wo n't be enough . '' His father had again one of his days of grandeur .