two o'clock
From the 10th of August he had remained a close prisoner in the Temple , watched and insulted by his ruffian guards , and passing the time in the midst of his family with a serenity of mind , a calmness , and tranquility which went far to redeem the blunders he had made during the preceding three years . The following is the account written by the princess royal in her journal of the manner in which the family passed their days : `` My father rose at seven and said prayers till eight ; then dressing himself he was with my brother till nine , when he came to breakfast with my mother . After breakfast my father gave us lessons till eleven o'clock ; and then my brother played till midday , when we went to walk together , whatever the weather was , because at that hour they relieved guard and wished to see us to be sure of our presence . Our walk was continued till two o'clock , when we dined . After dinner my father and mother played at backgammon , or rather pretended to play , in order to have an opportunity of talking together for a short time . `` At four o'clock my mother went up stairs with us , because the king then usually took a nap . At six o'clock my brother went down , and my father gave us lessons till supper at nine .