noon precisely
Ring . '' D'Harville entered his cabinet , and wrote the following notes , without any other address than the name of the invited : -- `` My Dear * * * -- This is a circular ; an impromptu affair is in agitation . Lucenay is to come and breakfast with me this morning ; he counts only on a _ tete-a-tete _ ; cause him a very agreeable surprise by joining me , and a few other of his friends , whom I have also advised . `` At noon precisely . `` A. D'HARVILLE . '' `` Let some one mount a horse immediately , '' said D'Harville , to a servant who answered the bell , `` and deliver these letters . '' Then , turning to Joseph , he directed him to address them as follows : `` M. le Vicomte de Saint Remy .