noon
` And his baggage , sir ? ' said I. ` Oh ! that will be sent after him . I have a fancy to look into that red box which contains his papers , you say ; and at noon , after parade , shall be at the inn . You will not say a word to any one there regarding the affair , and will wait for me at the Chevalier 's rooms until my arrival . We must force that box . You are a clumsy hound , or you would have got the key long ago ! '