about noon
It 's then the devils are out . -- Look here , '' he added , after a short pause , during which Mary , for as unfit as she felt , hesitated to leave him , '' -- being in business , you 've got a lawyer , I suppose ? '' `` Yes , '' she answered . `` Then you go to him to-night the first thing , and tell him to come to me to-morrow , about noon . Tell him I am ill , and in bed , and particularly want to see him ; and he must n't let anything they say keep him from me , not even if they tell him I am dead . '' `` I will , '' said Mary , and , stroking the thin hand that lay outside the counterpane , turned and left him . `` Do n't tell any one you are gone , '' he called after her , with a voice far from feeble .