ten
o'clock
I have written out all that it is necessary that you will have the complaisance to do between this and to-morrow . Read it over at your leisure , and impress it rightly upon your mind . Here is the paper , and may my writing find a hearing and favor ! If such be the case , as I hope and desire , then will your highness have the goodness to open your window a little at ten o'clock and display from it an orange-colored ribbon . All the rest will take care of itself , and what your highness has to do is on the paper . I hasten to withdraw , that your highness may have time to read my writing . '' `` But if the Prince should come now ? ''