eleven o'clock
My servant removed my trunk from my lodgings to my wife 's house . I put by my magnificent chain in my wife 's presence ; showed her three or four others , not so large , but of better workmanship , with three or four other trinkets of various kinds ; laid before her my best dresses and my plumes , and gave her about four hundred reals , which I had , to defray the household expenses . For six days I tasted the bread of wedlock , enjoying myself like a beggarly bridegroom in the house of a rich father-in-law . I trod on rich carpets , lay in holland sheets , had silver candlesticks to light me , breakfasted in bed , rose at eleven o'clock , dined at twelve , and at two took my siesta in the drawing-room . Doña Estefania and the servant girl danced attendance upon me ; my servant , whom I had always found lazy , was suddenly become nimble as a deer . If ever Doña Estefania quitted my side , it was to go to the kitchen and devote all her care to preparing fricassees to please my palate and quicken my appetite . My shirts , collars , and handkerchiefs were a very Aranjuez of flowers , so drenched they were with fragrant waters .