ten o'clock
`` Yes , your eminence , '' said Pietro ; `` there are eight hundred lire in your desk . '' `` Take fifty of them to Signor Testolini , in the Piazza , with my thanks , '' said the cardinal , `` and put the rest in my purse . Where was I , Pietro ? '' `` Your eminence had reached ten o'clock , '' replied Pietro . `` From ten to eleven , '' continued the cardinal , `` audience for the laity ; from eleven to half-past , audience for the clergy ; half-past eleven , my egg and a salad . Keep all who look hungry , Pietro , and ask them to take _ déjeuner _ with me ; at twelve , see the architect who is restoring the altar-rail at St. Margaret 's ; take time to write to the Superior at St. Lazzaro in reference to the proof-sheets of the ` Life of Eusebius ' ; from one to three , my poor -- we must get some more money , Pietro ; from three to four -- '' `` There , your eminence ! '' exclaimed Pietro , `` I have cut you . ''