eleven o'clock
All this passed more quickly than it can be described , and at a few paces from the _ guinguette _ from which the Skeleton and his band had issued . The prince , pale and agitated , held in his arms Fleur-de-Marie , half fainting , whilst the postilions were repairing the harness broken in the scuffle . `` Quick ! '' said the prince to his servants engaged in aiding the Chourineur , `` convey this poor fellow to the cabaret ; and you , '' he added , turning to the courier , `` get on the box , and gallop back for Doctor David at the hôtel ; you will find him there , as he does not leave until eleven o'clock . '' The carriage went away at a great speed , and the two servants conveyed the Chourineur to the low apartment in which the orgies had taken place ; several of the women were still there . `` My poor , dear child ! '' said Rodolph , to his daughter , `` let me take you to some room in this place where you can await me , for I can not abandon this brave fellow , who has again saved my life . ''