noon
Consider it a matter done . I have settled , thank God , others more difficult . Now as to that lady yonder , of whom neither repentance nor improvement can be expected . I 'll say to-morrow before noon , two words to the Lieutenant of Police , whom I know to be well disposed , to send her to the spittel . I have nothing else to say to you . This house is my property , I have paid for it and I intend to enter when I like . '' Then , turning to his flunkeys , and pointing out my tutor and myself with his walking stick , he said : `` Throw these two drunkards out . ''