ten o'clock
Do not go a hundred yards from the inn on any account ; and do not seem to know me , unless I speak to you first . You may see me , or you may not . I know nothing till I have seen Rumbald . If you do not hear of me before ten o'clock to-night , you can go to bed , and return here in the morning . I will communicate with you by to-morrow night at latest . If I do not , go to Mr. Chiffinch yourself and tell him . '' My mind was working at that swift feverish speed which weariness sometimes will give .