eleven
o'clock
Vogler wrung his hands . ` The question is where I can pass the night and wait till to-morrow , so that they may not know that I have arrived . I am sure that they will not give orders that I am not to be admitted to the court ; by my right and my rank I have free access to the King at any hour . At eleven o'clock the King is alone ; Brühl is not with him . ' The Jesuit listened attentively , not showing what he thought of the Count 's plan . ` You have nothing to lose , you must try to win , ' he said . ` Will you have the courage to let me sleep here ? '