one o'clock
`` Do you make it out ? '' `` Yes ; we are all right to the breadth of a hair , '' added the master , delighted to find that his calculations had proved to be entirely correct . `` It is Egero Light , and we are about fifty miles from the Naze of Norway . We are making about four knots , and if the breeze holds , we ought to see Gunnarshoug Light by one o'clock . '' Captain Cumberland went on deck to see the light reported . Though it was half past eight , the sun had but just set , and the light , eighteen miles distant , could be distinctly seen . It created a great deal of excitement and enthusiasm among the young officers and seamen , who had read enough about Norway to be desirous of seeing it .