6 a.m.
They came back in about half an hour . They said they had found a train standing by itself in a field and that it must be ours because there was no other . The reasoning did not seen conclusive to me , but I agreed to go and sleep in whatever train they had found . I suggested that we should leave our luggage on the platform and pick it up when the train got there at 6 a.m. `` That , '' said Thompson , `` is just the way luggage gets lost . Suppose -- I do n't say it 's likely or even possible -- but suppose the train we get into goes somewhere else . Nice fools we 'd look , turning up in Paris or Marseilles without a brush or comb among us . No .