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"Well, Professor Aronnax," Captain Nemo answered me, "we're actually in that Bay of Vigo, and all that's left is for you to probe the mysteries of the place."
"In the very heart of an extinct volcano," the captain answered me, "a volcano whose interior was invaded by the sea after some convulsion in the earth.
"That's fine," Ned Land answered.
"But Ned my friend," Conseil answered, "if it weren't an underwater passageway, the Nautilus couldn't enter it!"
I answered, with a gesture of utter disbelief.
Rarely!" he answered me.
"To put a simple question to you, sir," the Canadian answered me.
I answered.
"Oh, professor, what are you feeding me?" the Canadian answered in a tolerably skeptical tone.
"Which means," the Canadian went on, "since I've never fished these waterways, I don't know the whales that frequent them?""That's what I've been telling you, Ned.""All the more reason to get to know them," Conseil answered.
"Like in the voyages of Sinbad the Sailor," I answered, laughing.
"I prefer my harpoon," the Canadian answered.
"You may be sure of that, Ned," I answered, "but I'm not.
"No, sir," he answered me, "but we'll discover it together.
"I've no idea," he answered me.
"But when these giant seals defend their little ones, their fury is dreadful, and it isn't rare for them to smash a fisherman's longboat to bits.""They're within their rights," Conseil answered.
"Then what can you do?""I use only my chronometer," Captain Nemo answered me.
"It's easy to find out," I answered.
"An enormous block of ice, an entire mountain, has toppled over," he answered me.
"Without taking into account," Ned answered, "that once we're out of this damned prison, we'll still be cooped up beneath the Ice Bank, without any possible contact with the open air!"
"I think so," he answered me.
"Good lord, professor," Ned Land answered me, "don't mention it!
The Canadian and I sat him up; we massaged his contracted arms, and when he regained his five senses, that eternal classifier mumbled in a broken voice:"Class of cartilaginous fish, order Chondropterygia with fixed gills, suborder Selacia, family Rajiiforma, genus electric ray.""Yes, my friend," I answered, "it was an electric ray that put you in this deplorable state."
"That's regrettable," Conseil answered.
"Correct, Mr. Naturalist," he answered me, "and we're going to fight them at close quarters."
I'll see him today," I answered the Canadian, who, if he took action himself, would certainly have ruined everything.
But, peaceable by nature, the lad answered only poorly to his notions.
"My whip, if you please," he answered.
Charles from horseback threw her a kiss; she answered with a nod; she shut the window, and he set off.
She played very little during recreation hours, knew her catechism well, and it was she who always answered Monsieur le Vicaire's difficult questions.
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