six o'clock
Sails were once more set on the _ Rangoon _ and she resumed her route at great speed , but she could not make up for lost time . It could not be helped , however , and land was not signalled till five o'clock on the morning of the 6th of November . The itinerary of Phileas Fogg showed that they ought to have arrived the day before , so they were twenty-four hours behindhand , and the Yokohama steamer would be missed . At six o'clock the pilot came on board . Passe-partout longed to ask the man if the Yokohama steamer had sailed , but he preferred to nurse his hopes till the last moment . He had confided his troubles to Fix , who , sly fellow as he was , pretended to sympathise with him , and told him he would be in time if his master took the next steamer , a remark which put Passe-partout into a violent rage . But if he did not like to ask the pilot , Mr. Fogg , having consulted his Bradshaw , did not hesitate to inquire when the steamer left for Yokohama .