eleven o'clock
The bicycle tracks led Rénine to the uninhabited Château des Landes , five miles from the village . They disappeared in a rocky path which ran beside the park down to the Seine , opposite the Jumièges peninsula . Next night , he took up his position there . At eleven o'clock , Dalbrèque climbed a bank , scrambled over a wire fence , hid his bicycle under the branches and moved away . It seemed impossible to follow him in the pitchy darkness , on a mossy soil that muffled the sound of footsteps . Rénine did not make the attempt ; but , at daybreak , he came with his chauffeur and hunted through the park all the morning . Though the park , which covered the side of a hill and was bounded below by the river , was not very large , he found no clue which gave him any reason to suppose that Rose Andrée was imprisoned there .