about four o'clock
He rose to go , and his last look was for Jeanne as though he would have made his adieu to her specially friendly and tender . The baroness thought him charming and very _ comme il faut _ , and the baron remarked that he was a very well-educated man . He was asked to dinner the following week , and after that he visited the château regularly . Generally he came about four o'clock , joined the baroness in `` her avenue , '' and insisted on her leaning on his arm to take `` her exercise . '' When Jeanne was at home she supported her mother on the other side and all three walked slowly up and down the long path . He did not talk to the young girl but often his dark , velvety eyes met Jeanne 's , which were like blue agate . Sometimes they walked down to Yport with the baron , and one evening , as they were standing on the beach , old Lastique came up to them , and , without taking his pipe from his mouth , for it would have been stranger to see him without his pipe than without his nose , said : `` With this wind , M'sieu l'baron , you 'd be able to go to Etretat and back to-morrow quite easily . ''