eleven o'clock
before
The queen said aloud , `` Say _ confidence _ ; -- with pleasure and confidence . '' Then there were many speeches made , during which poor little Louis , tired as he was , had to wait . Called up before five in the morning , and having sat so many hours in the carriage , with guns and pistols incessantly popping off , and yells and shouts from such a concourse of people , he might well be tired : but before they could go home , the king had to show himself in the balcony of the city hall , by torch-light , with a great tricolor cockade in his hat . It was just eleven o'clock before they got to their palace of the Tuileries . There everything was comfortless , -- for there had been no notice of their coming . The apartments had been occupied by the servants of the court , who , turning out in a hurry , left everything in confusion . Probably Louis did not mind this , -- glad enough to get to bed at all after such a long and dreary day .