morning, noon
It seems to me he always is coming across the grass . '' Testily . `` Has he no servants , no cook , no roof over his head ? Or what on earth brings him here , morning , noon , and night ? '' `` I really think he must come to see me , '' says Lady Stafford , with modest hesitation . `` He was so much with me in town , off and on , that I dare say he misses me now . He was very attentive about bringing me flowers and -- and that . ''