about
nine o’clock
They had brought benches as well ; they set up two cafés in the open air , such as they had at Grandport . The Mahés were on the left ; the Floches on the right , still separated by a bar of sand . Nevertheless , that evening the Emperor , who went from one group to the other , carried his glasses full , so at to give every one a taste of the six casks . At about nine o'clock they were much gayer than the night before . The next day Coqueville could never remember how it had gone to bed . Thursday the `` Zéphir '' and the `` Baleine '' caught but four casks , two each , but they were enormous . Friday the fishing was superb , undreamed of ; there were seven casks , three for Rouget and four for La Queue .