about eight o'clock
The Chamber immediately rose in great agitation , and M. Guizot disappeared . '' `` It seems to me that the position of M. Odillon Barrot is a somewhat peculiar one at this moment , '' observed Louis Blanc . `` He is neither with the Crown nor with the people , and yet both seem to confide in him . '' `` As I passed his house this evening , at about eight o'clock , '' said Flocon , `` a large multitude were in his courtyard shouting , ` Long live Odillon Barrot ! ' A deputation of the people penetrated , I understand , even to his private apartment , where he was in consultation with Thiers and Dupin . Barrot then urged them to be moderate in their triumph and to retire . M. Garnier Pages , who chanced to be there , urged them to do the same , and they went off shouting louder than ever . ''