six o'clock
Suppose we try to catch some after breakfast . '' As it happened it would be low tide at three o'clock , so it was settled that they should all spend the afternoon among the rocks , hunting prawns . They made a light breakfast , as a precaution against the tendency of blood to the head when they should have their feet in the water . They also wished to reserve an appetite for dinner , which had been ordered on a grand scale and to be ready at six o'clock , when they came in . Roland could not sit still for impatience . He wanted to buy the nets specially constructed for fishing prawns , not unlike those used for catching butterflies in the country . Their name on the French coast is _ lanets _ ; they are netted bags on a circular wooden frame , at the end of a long pole .