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The moment they landed , almost all the birds of the island rose on wing , darkening the air , and alighted at some distance on the water in large bodies . Nevertheless , whether the passengers were really touched by the urbanity of Planchet or whether this time nobody was posted on the young man 's road , our two travelers arrived at Chantilly without any accident , and alighted at the tavern of Great St. The Owl then removed to the distance of a few yards , devoured his prey , and returned to the same hole ; or , if it had not perceived any more fish , flew only a few yards over the many pots there , marked one , and alighted at a little distance from it . He reached Paris during the night , and alighted at a small hotel , where , in his previous journeys to the capital , he had been accustomed to put up , and at eight o'clock the next morning presented himself at the Hotel Grammont . They needed breakfast , and alighted at the door of an AUBERGE , recommended by a sign representing St. Martin giving half his cloak to a poor man . He travelled some thirty miles , and alighted at a large station , which , even thus late , was full of noise and bustle . They arrived at Amiens at midnight , and alighted at the AUBERGE of the Golden Lily . They got into the cab together , and alighted at the end of Litany Lane , having scarcely spoken on the way . Those travelling from the provinces first entered the Claudian harbour , passed through a short canal to the Trajanic hexagon and alighted at a monumental forum . Then we entered the large Nevsky Prospekt , turned into a side street , and alighted at a door , sending away the coachman . I went down early in the morning , and alighted at the Blue Boar in good time to walk over to the forge .