eleven o'clock
There will be romance enough after I am presented , if I have my way . '' But Carlton was not to have his way ; for he had overlooked the fact that it requires as many to make an introduction as a bargain , and he had left the Duke of Hohenwald out of his considerations . He met many people he knew in the Row the next morning ; they asked him to lunch , and brought their horses up to the rail , and he patted the horses ' heads , and led the conversation around to the royal wedding , and through it to the Hohenwalds . He learned that they had attended a reception at the German Embassy on the previous night , and it was one of the secretaries of that embassy who informed him of their intended departure that morning on the eleven o'clock train to Paris . `` To Paris ! '' cried Carlton , in consternation . `` What !