six o'clock in the morning
The rest is already known to the reader of this strange eventful history . And now the two brothers were at length reunited in that remote corner of the big world which we had dubbed Halbrane Land . Two days later not one of the survivors from the two schooners , the _ Jane _ and the _ Halbrane _ , remained upon any coast of the Antarctic region . On the 21st of February , at six o'clock in the morning , the boat , with us all -LRB- we numbered thirteen -RRB- in it , left the little creek and doubled the point of Halbrane Land . On the previous day we had fully and finally debated the question of our departure , with the understanding that if it were settled in the affirmative , we should start without delay . The captain of the _ Jane _ was for an immediate departure , and Captain Len Guy was not opposed to it . I willingly sided with them , and West was of a similar opinion .