midnight
`` At nine , we will settle the affairs of Monsieur le Grand . At ten , I shall be carried round the garden to take the air by moonlight . Then I shall sleep for an hour or two . At midnight the King will be here ; and at four o'clock you may return to receive the various orders for arrests , condemnations , or any others I may have to give you , for the provinces , Paris , or the armies of his Majesty . '' Richelieu said all this in the same tone of voice , with a uniform enunciation , affected only by the weakness of his chest and the loss of several teeth . It was seven in the evening . The Capuchin withdrew .