noon
The sun set , and the light of thine eyes replaced not the declining day . I returned home , and watched for thee all night , but in vain . The next morning again I went forth into the valley , and again , with a sick heart , returned to my desolate home . It was then noon . As I approached the door I perceived Ferrares . He forced his entrance . I told him of thy expected return , and threatened him with thy resentment .