3:04
We took a cab , and Uncle made the man understand that if he hurried it would pay ; so we galloped madly over the ridge and just got aboard in time to learn that Uncle had left his cane in the cab and that we 'd forgotten our luggage in _ consigne _ . Of course the ride was rather gloomy , because there was almost no way to lay the blame on me ; but after a while Uncle asked me if I really ever did see such a rank idiot as M. Sibilet , and he felt better after that . We reached Dreux about two o'clock , and I telegraphed back about the luggage while Uncle looked up a train for Argentan and set his watch by the railway time . He told me that the train that he had decided on left at 3:04 and that we could make it and see the mausoleum `` easy . '' I never contradict Uncle , because it does n't do any good and does upset him awfully , so I went with him to get the cab , and wondered how long a mausoleum usually took to examine . -LSB- Illustration : Dreux -RSB- It seems that there are no cabs in Dreux ! I thought that that would end the mausoleum , but Uncle merely swept his eyes over the prospect and said we 'd have to walk , and walk pretty prompt .