ten o'clock
The remainder of the evening was spent in playing some rollicking games that the lads had never heard of before , and which Doctor Joe taught them . There was the one-legged chicken fight , and one or two others , as well as hand wrestling , though that they had seen the Indians play and had practised themselves . They all declared that they had never in their lives had so much fun . An early start the following morning brought them to Hollow Cove at ten o'clock . Hollow Cove was a fine natural harbour . A brook poured down through a gulch to empty into the Bay , and near its mouth was an excellent landing-place . Not far from the brook , and a hundred feet back from the shore , they pitched their tents in the shelter of the spruce forest where the camp would be well protected from winds and storms .