twelve o'clock at night
It is a different thing with you , who are not yet sworn of the privy council . I will take care , also , that no harm shall happen to you . The Duke was talking of some valet that he has , whom he wishes to send out of the prison to-morrow night . Now , what I propose , in order to facilitate all your arrangements with regard to Lady Laura , is to give you an order upon the governor of the Tower to suffer you and Lady Laura , and one man-servant and one maid , to pass out any time to-morrow before twelve o'clock at night . I write a little note to the Governor at the same time , telling him that , with the consent of all parties , you and Lady Laura are to be married privately in the Tower , to-morrow evening , by the chaplain , and I have provided you with all the necessary authorizations for the chaplain . You will find them there in that paper . -- My note will not at all surprise the Governor , because it has been the common talk of the town for the last two months that you were going to be married to Lady Laura , and most likely the good Governor has not heard of the Duke 's whims at Somersbury .