about four in the afternoon
Then we reached Redon and changed cars again for Auray . Going to Auray , Uncle asked me what became of Mrs. Whalen , and when I told him that she went to Mont-Saint-Michel , he said her husband was a lucky man to be dead . Then we came to Auray and changed cars for Plouharnel , and I began to wonder why we did n't run off the end of Brittany into the sea . We reached Plouharnel about four in the afternoon , and took a tram for Carnac at once , and when we reached Carnac Uncle said to pardon the personality of the statement , but that he never again would try to keep up with the eternal activity of a young person . I thought that that was pretty hard when I did n't even know where we were going , but I did n't say anything , and when he went to wash , I gave the waiter an extra tip to feed us quickly . After Uncle ate , we went out and walked around Carnac a very little and saw all the people in their black velvet hat-ribbons and short jackets ; but when I said they looked picturesque , Uncle said that they looked like darned fools , so we came home , and now we are going to bed . I have written Lee , but I do n't know when he will get it , because of course it will have to go backward through all these changes .