eleven o’clock in the evening
Who were they ? '' `` Henry the Fourth and Louis the Sixteenth . And the legend runs like this : On the eve of the battle of Arques , Henry the Fourth spent the night in this castle . At eleven o'clock in the evening , Louise de Tancarville , the prettiest woman in Normandy , was brought into the castle through the subterranean passage by Duke Edgard , who , at the same time , informed the king of the secret passage . Afterward , the king confided the secret to his minister Sully , who , in turn , relates the story in his book , `` Royales Economies d'Etat , '' without making any comment upon it , but linking with it this incomprehensible sentence : ` Turn one eye on the bee that shakes , the other eye will lead to God ! ''' After a brief silence , Velmont laughed and said : `` Certainly , it does n't throw a dazzling light upon the subject . '' `` No ; but Father Gélis claims that Sully concealed the key to the mystery in this strange sentence in order to keep the secret from the secretaries to whom he dictated his memoirs . ''