eleven
in the morning
`` You can say I am from Nancy . '' `` Yes , that will be good enough ; that is the right quarter of France for a man to have come from just at present . '' Guy was thoroughly fatigued with the long excitement of the day . At eleven in the morning everything had been going on as usual , now Dame Margaret and the two children were in hiding , her four men-at-arms fugitives , and Paris was virtually in a state of insurrection against the royal authority , stirred up thereto by the Duke of Burgundy , who had thus openly leagued himself with the scum of Paris . That what he had seen that evening was but the beginning of a series of crimes , Guy could not doubt ; and although this man had expressed his confidence in the power of the market-men to sweep the craftsmen out of Paris , he felt sure from what he had heard , that this could not be done until a fierce and doubtful battle had been fought in the streets . At eight next morning he went out with his companion . `` It is well not to go into a place where we shall meet many till your face is better known , '' the latter said ; and he led the way to a small _ trattoir _ a quarter of a mile away .