ten
o'clock
I shall be there , and you will pick up Chester in the High Street as you come along ; of course you wo n't pretend to know me , but the mere fact of your coming back will be enough to tell me that he has gone . As soon as it gets dark we will pay our reckoning , and drive off in the gig , leaving it in the drive in front of the house this side of his . I shall have strolled off before , and shall be waiting for you there . If he does not come out by ten o'clock we can give it up for tonight . You had better say that you have changed your mind , and will take beds at the Greyhound ; and the next morning drive off in your gig and put up again at the inn at the other end of the town , the White Horse . I will come over again at two o'clock in the afternoon . You will bring handcuffs , and you had better also bring a stout rope to tie him with . ''