eleven o'clock
`` It has returned to me on the night before the departure of M. Rudolph , for it is today that he goes . '' `` Today ? '' `` Yes ; yesterday I sent a messenger to his hotel , not daring to go there myself ; he has forbidden it . They told him that the prince would set out this morning , at eleven o'clock , by the Barrière Charenton . Thus , when we shall have arrived in Paris , I will post myself there , to endeavor to see him for this last time ! the last ! '' `` He appears so good that I comprehend how well you must love him . ''