eleven o'clock
There are no songs that reach the heart , Like those sung long ago . New singers and their songs depart ; The old ones ne'er shall go . Nor is it strange that they should be As balm to the sad heart ; They tell of love when it was young , And all its joys impart . '' At eleven o'clock Trueman leaves the Purdy mansion and goes to his hotel . To him it is clear that an irreparable breach has been made in the relations between himself and Gorman Purdy . He knows the unrelenting character of the President of the Paradise Coal Company . `` It was a question of right and wrong , '' he muses .