one o'clock
It is possible that he may light that lantern we saw hanging in the stable , but I do n't think it likely he will do so ; he will take off the saddle , and either take the horse in there -- there is plenty of food in the manger -- or else turn it out into the paddock . As he comes in I will throw my arms round him and you will at once close in , one on each side , each catch an arm tightly , handcuff him , and take the pistols from his belt . Do n't leave go of his arms until I have lit the candle ; he may have another pistol inside his coat , and might draw it . '' It was now one o'clock , and half an hour later Malcolm , who was at the gate , came in quietly and said he could hear a horse coming along the lane . `` Which way , Malcolm ? '' `` Tooting way . '' `` That is all right .