six o'clock
Sir Francis Cromarty `` lay like a warrior taking his rest . '' Passe-partout , in a restless sleep , appeared to be practising the gymnastics he had executed on the elephant 's back . As for Mr. Fogg , he slept as peacefully as if he were in his quiet bed in Saville Row . At six o'clock they resumed their journey . The guide hoped to reach Allahabad that evening . In that case Mr. Fogg would only lose a portion of the eight-and-forty hours already saved since the commencement of the trip . They descended the last slopes of the Vindhias .