About eleven o’clock
When persons of my rank expose themselves , the people are terribly animated , and they will not yield to people of small resolution . ' So into the carriage she got , taking me with her , and laughing at all who showed any alarm . Message upon message met us , supplicating her not to come on , as she would not be admitted ; but her head only went higher and higher , all the more when she heard that the Keeper of the Seals was actually at the gates , demanding entrance in the name of the King . About eleven o'clock we reached the Porte Banniere , and found it closed and barricaded . The guards were called on to open to Mademoiselle d'Orleans Montpensier , the daughter of their lord ; but all in vain , though she had not a soldier with her , and promised not to bring in either of the Dukes of Nemours or Beaufort . We waited three hours . Mademoiselle became tired of sitting in the carriage , and we went to a little inn , where we had something to eat , and , to our great amusement , the poor , perplexed Governor of the town sent her some sweetmeats , by way , I suppose , of showing his helpless good-will .