noon
A Dominican also soon came , whom the old woman could not shut out because he was despatched by the Queen of Hungary , and the violinist Massi , whom she gladly welcomed as a good friend of her Wolf . He proved himself loyal , and devoted every leisure hour of the night to the sufferer . Barbara knocked at the door very often , but Ursel persisted in refusing admittance . She knew that the girl had rejected her darling 's proposal , and it was a satisfaction to her when , toward noon , the former told her that she was about to leave the house to go to Prebrunn . A cart would convey her luggage , but it would be only lightly laden . Fran Lerch went with the baggage . An hour later Barbara herself moved into the little castle , which had been refurnished for her .