twelve o'clock exactly
kings forget such words as soon as spoken . '' `` He has a long memory , this William , '' replied Green ; `` but you shall go with me , Wilton . If it must be to-morrow , to-morrow it shall be . Meet me then at twelve o'clock exactly , at the little inn by the water , called the Swan , near Kingston Bridge . I will be there waiting for you . It is a likely hour to find the King after he comes from chapel ; but I will apply beforehand both in your name and in mine ; for I heard some time ago , from Harry Sherbrooke , that you had won such praises from William as he seldom bestows on any one . '' `` At twelve to-morrow ! ''