three o'clock in the
afternoon
It is a reddish headland , beyond which were some hills covered with snow in the spring time . Ole Amundsen remained on deck all day , and had a name for every island and cliff on the coast . He declared that he was competent to pilot the ship into the harbor , for he had often been there . But when the fleet was off Ox-Oe , at the entrance to the port , a regular pilot was taken , at three o'clock in the afternoon . The Josephine and the Tritonia also obtained pilots soon after . The recitations were suspended in order to enable the students to see the harbor . Ole was wanted to explain the various objects which were presented to the view of the young mariners , but no one had seen him since the pilot came on board .