noon
Warrington always traveled comfortably . He left the packing in charge of the valet . A ten-o'clock edition of the Telegraph was being hawked outside , but Warrington had seen all he wanted of newspapers . By noon he had found a purchaser for his stable . The old housekeeper and her husband were to remain in care of the house . They were the only beings that loved him , now that the aunt was gone . Heigh-ho !