twelve
   o'clock
You are all alone , and I think you would be glad to see your poor Anna , even though you are so angry with her . Pray let me come home . I could start very well on Friday , and I think I will do so , unless I hear from you to the contrary . I can take my place by the coach , and go away at twelve o'clock from York , and be at that place in London on Saturday at eleven . I must take my place on Thursday . I have plenty of money , as I have not spent any since I have been here . Of course Sarah will come with me .