eleven o’clock
Without any special regret she made her retreat from the revel which Courtenay was enjoying under the impression that it was life and the young Russian under the firm conviction that it was not . Elaine breakfasted at her aunts ' table the next morning at much her usual hour . Courtenay was sleeping the sleep of a happy tired animal . He had given instructions to be called at eleven o'clock , from which time onward the _ Neue Freie Presse _ , the _ Zeit _ , and his toilet would occupy his attention till he appeared at the luncheon table . There were not many people breakfasting when Elaine arrived on the scene , but the room seemed to be fuller than it really was by reason of a penetrating voice that was engaged in recounting how far the standard of Viennese breakfast fare fell below the expectations and desires of little Jerome and the girls . `` If ever little Jerome becomes President of the United States , '' said Elaine , `` I shall be able to contribute quite an informing article on his gastronomic likes and dislikes to the papers . '' The aunts were discreetly inquisitive as to the previous evening 's entertainment .