ten o’clock
She was still in prison the day that you left Paris ; to-morrow , to-night mayhap , they will try her , condemn her , torture her , and I dare not go to see you , for I would only be bringing spies to your door . But will you come to me , Percy ? It should be safe in the hours of the night , and the concierge is devoted to me . To-night at ten o'clock she will leave the porte-cochere unlatched . If you find it so , and if on the ledge of the window immediately on your left as you enter you find a candle alight , and beside it a scrap of paper with your initials S. P. traced on it , then it will be quite safe for you to come up to my room . It is on the second landing -- a door on your right -- that too I will leave on the latch . But in the name of the woman you love best in all the world come at once to me then , and bear in mind , Percy , that the woman I love is threatened with immediate death , and that I am powerless to save her .