noon
She crouches in another doorway , watching that one , and easily comprehending that he puts up temporarily at that house . Her patience is unexhausted by hours . For sustenance she can , and does , buy bread within a hundred yards , and milk as it is carried past her . He comes forth again at noon , having changed his dress , but carrying nothing in his hand , and having nothing carried for him . He is not going back into the country , therefore , just yet . She follows him a little way , hesitates , instantaneously turns confidently , and goes straight into the house he has quitted . ` Is the gentleman from Cloisterham indoors ?