ten o'clock
Mr. Goulden and Catherine and I could not get near because of the crowd , and we only saw the carriages and the hussars file past . A picket near our house cut off all communication . That same evening he received the corps of officers and condescended to accept a dinner offered to him by the Sixth , but he only invited Colonel Zaepfel . After the dinner , from which they did not rise till ten o'clock , the principal citizens gave a ball at the college . All the officers and all the friends of the Bourbons were present in black coats , and breeches and stockings of white silk , to meet the prince , and the young girls of good families were there in crowds , dressed in white . I still seem to hear the horses of the escort as they passed in the middle of the night amid the thousands shouting `` Vive le Roi ! Vive le Duc de Berry ! ''