three o'clock
And yet , just because he was in the King 's confidence it was not easy to keep a touch of importance out of his voice . It was as if he said , `` The King and I have decided so-and-so , and you are to stand aside . '' But the bubble of his complacency was soon pricked . `` At Château-Renaud you will stay behind after we have dined , '' answered Commines , `` nor will you leave the inn until three o'clock . You will then go on foot to Limeray , where you will cross the Eisse , and take the Tours road until west of Amboise . You are then to ford the Loire at Grand-Vouvray and enter Amboise from the south . Once in Amboise ask for the Chien Noir and put up there for the night . ''