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"Yes, I see," Ned replied, growing more interested.
"They'd need to be manufactured," Ned Land replied, "from sheet-iron plates eight inches thick, like ironclad frigates."
maybe," the Canadian replied, staggered by these figures but still not willing to give in.
"Go on!""Because . . . it just couldn't be true!" the Canadian replied, unconsciously echoing a famous catchphrase of the scientist Arago.
"Bah!" he replied.
"Here's your last chance to pocket that $2,000.00!""If master will permit my saying so," Conseil replied, "I never expected to win that prize, and the Union government could have promised $100,000.00
And master's babirusa would be ensconced in its cage at the zoo in the Botanical Gardens, and it would have attracted every curiosity seeker in town!""Quite so, Conseil, and what's more, I imagine that people will soon be poking fun at us!""To be sure," Conseil replied serenely, "I do think they'll have fun at master's expense.
"No, sir, it's apparently a gigantic narwhale, and an electric one to boot.""Maybe," I added, "it's no more approachable than an electric eel or an electric ray!""Right," the commander replied.
"If it's in a mood to listen to you, Mr. Land," I replied in a tone far from convinced.
"Certainly, sir.""That would be gambling with the lives of my men.""And with my own!" the harpooner replied simply.
"Well, Mr. Land," the commander asked, "do you still advise putting my longboats to sea?""No, sir," Ned Land replied, "because that beast won't be caught against its will."
"Go to it, Ned," Commander Farragut replied.
Conseil replied.
"Yes," I replied, "and nobody would blame you!"
"You!""Myself," Conseil replied, "and at master's command."
"The frigate?"Conseil replied, rolling over on his back.
"Then we're done for!""Perhaps," Conseil replied serenely.
"Leave master behind?" he replied.
"Did master ring for me?"Conseil replied.
"In person, sir, and still after his prize!" the Canadian replied.
"Apparently," the harpooner replied.
I wouldn't be surprised if they were, but believe you me, they won't eat me without my kicking up a protest!""Calm yourself, Ned my friend," Conseil replied serenely.
"Yes," I replied, then ventured the opposite view.
The other replied with a shake of the head and added two or three utterly incomprehensible words.
I replied in clear French that I wasn't familiar with his language; but he didn't seem to understand me, and the situation grew rather baffling.
"That's the nuisance in not knowing every language," Conseil replied, "or the drawback in not having one universal language!"
Ned Land replied.
"Bah!" replied the rancorous harpooner.
"Extremely well, my gallant lad," I replied.
"Which indicates," Conseil replied, "that we've spent twenty-four hours in slumber."
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