Eleven o'clock
The night passed without any incident . Plenty of oxygen still passed through the ship , but it was time to renew the air , which was becoming impure . Breakfast was served in the morning , as usual . Eleven o'clock came , and the captain showed no signs of moving . This apathy appeared incomprehensible to Mont. . Without any difficulty the vessel could have gone out to sea , risen in mid-ocean , and taken in fresh air . `` It is very odd we do n't move , '' he remarked .