twelve o'clock
`` Well , we will come and have a look at your regiments . '' `` I would rather you did not come until to-morrow , Colonel . The men have marched five-and-twenty miles a day for the last five days , and they want rest , so I should not like to parade them again . If you will come over , say at twelve o'clock to-morrow , I shall be proud to show them . '' The corps now possessed five tents , Terence having obtained four more at Coimbra . Herrara and himself occupied one , while two were allotted to the officers of each regiment . Bull and Macwitty had both by this time picked up sufficient Portuguese to be able to get on comfortably , and had agreed with Terence that although they would like to remain together , it was better that each should stay with the officers of his own regiment .