eleven o'clock
I said , following her into the parlor , where , shutting the door , she motioned me to a seat beside her . She had a slip of paper and an envelope in her hand , and seemed a little ill at ease . `` I 've just had a telegram from Richard , '' she said . `` He 's coming home to-night by the eleven o'clock train . It 's so odd altogether . I do n't know why he 's coming . But you may as well read his message yourself , '' she said with a forced manner , handing me the paper .