seven o'clock
Probably the red mountain has given its name to the sea , though that is not known . '' `` Possibly Sinbad the Sailor was in this strait when the loadstone drew out the bolts in his ship , though he does not give the latitude and longitude of the place in the story of his adventure , '' suggested Louis . In the evening the passengers looked at the lights , and retired at a seasonable hour . The passengers of the Guardian-Mother fell back into their former sea habits when there was nothing particular to be seen , and only the young men appeared on deck before seven o'clock . Mrs. Belgrave and Louis were the first to meet the commander on the second morning . He had been to the pilot-house several times during the night ; but he was an early riser , and had already looked over the log slate , and visited every part of the ship . `` Good-morning , Mrs. Belgrave ; good-morning , Louis ; I hope you have both slept well , '' said the captain , saluting them .