seven o'clock
I will send Malcolm and Chester down with you tomorrow . Where will you meet them ? '' `` I should say that they had better put up at the Greyhound . I do n't suppose he will go out until six or seven o'clock , but they had better be there earlier . One should station himself in the main street , the other concealing himself somewhere beyond the fellow 's house , for it is likely enough that sometimes he may take the other way . I will go down to the Greyhound at six , and will wait there until one of them brings me news that he has left . '' `` I think you had better come in in the morning , and give your instructions to the men ; there will be less fear of any mistake being made .