eight o'clock
Perhaps they would even go on to Paris , and he would be delighted to see the capital again . No doubt a gentleman so economical of his steps would stop there ; but on the other hand , this hitherto very domestic gentleman was leaving home . That was a fact . At eight o'clock Passe-partout had packed the small bag which now contained his master 's luggage and his own , and in a very troubled frame of mind he quitted his room , closed the door carefully , and went downstairs to Mr. Fogg . That gentleman was quite ready . Under his arm he carried a copy of `` Bradshaw 's Continental Guide . '' He took the small bag from Passe-partout , opened it , and placed therein a bulky roll of bank-notes , which will pass in any country .