eleven o'clock
`` In a quarter of an hour you shall have a good dinner sent in from a restaurant . I have arranged for that . It is of course contrary to rule , but a few roubles have settled it . There will be supper , too , at eleven o'clock ; there will also be a couple of bottles of first-rate Burgundy from the count 's cellar . You are to eat two good meals , and drink a third of a bottle at each of them . Your wounds are not in themselves serious , and the only thing that ails you is loss of blood . We must risk a little accession of fever for the sake of giving you strength .