twelve o'clock
Do you not think so , Harry and Frank ? '' Frank and Harry thought with her , you may be sure . `` We will go , then , '' says Beatrix , turning a little pale ; `` Lady Masham is to give me warning to-night how her Majesty is , and to-morrow -- '' `` I think we had best go to-day , my dear , '' says my Lady Castlewood ; `` we might have the coach and sleep at Hounslow , and reach home to-morrow . 'T is twelve o'clock ; bid the coach , cousin , be ready at one . '' `` For shame ! '' burst out Beatrix , in a passion of tears and mortification . `` You disgrace me by your cruel precautions ; my own mother is the first to suspect me , and would take me away as my gaoler .