nine o'clock
Such is the isolation of the Douvres . All around , as far as eye can reach , spreads the vast and restless sea . On the Friday morning , the day after the departure of the _ Tamaulipas _ , the Durande started again for Guernsey . She left St. Malo at nine o'clock . The weather was fine ; no haze . Old Captain Gertrais-Gaboureau was evidently in his dotage . Sieur Clubin 's numerous occupations had decidedly been unfavourable to the collection of freight for the Durande .