five o'clock
Here they waited for a day and then , keeping inside the Isle of Oleron , entered the Gironde and , the next day , anchored in the Garonne , off the quays of Bordeaux . After thanking the captain very heartily for his kindness during the passage , they landed , showed their papers to an official on the quay , and then , being unhampered by luggage , walked quietly away . As there was nothing particularly noticeable in their appearance , they attracted no attention whatever . It was five o'clock when they landed , and already becoming dusk . They waited until it was quite dark and then , having inquired for the house of Monsieur Flambard , the merchant to whom Jean had assigned the Henriette , they knocked at his door . It was a handsome house , not far from the quays . The lower portion was evidently occupied by the offices .