six o'clock
Then I took James apart into a little walled garden that I had noticed as I came in , where we could not by any chance be overheard . Even then too I spoke in a very small whisper . `` James , '' said I , `` go back to Hoddesdon ; and get a fresh horse . Leave all luggage behind and ride as light as you can , for you must go straight to Newmarket ; and be there before six o'clock , at any cost . Go straight to the King 's lodgings , and ask for any of Mr. Chiffinch 's men that are there , whom you know . Do you know of any who are there ? '' `` Yes , sir , '' whispered James ; and he named one .