noon
He had a jolly way of talking , too , and talked mostly to Rosalyn Crane . He had sat between her and Robin at dinner and had made Robin feel quite comfortable by acting as though they were old acquaintances and did not need to keep up a fire of banter like the others . The next morning Robin came downstairs to find the house deserted except for the noiseless butlers who stared at her as though she were some strange freak . Apparently no one stirred before noon , for Tom , coming in from the garage , greeted her with a pleasant : `` Say , you 're an early bird , are n't you ? '' and then directed one of the butlers to bring her some breakfast in the sun-room . '' _ You 've _ got some sense . Al 's crowd will miss half of this glorious day ! ''