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"That's my assessment," I replied.
"Well put," the Canadian replied.
I replied.
"I object," I replied.
"Just because they don't make a habit of it," the Canadian replied in all seriousness, "doesn't mean they don't indulge from time to time.
Conseil replied serenely.
"Unless they recruit us to serve on the crew," Conseil said, "and keep us here--""Till the moment," Ned Land answered, "when some frigate that's faster or smarter than the Abraham Lincoln captures this den of buccaneers, then hangs all of us by the neck from the tip of a mainmast yardarm!""Well thought out, Mr. Land," I replied.
"On the contrary, professor," the harpooner replied, not wanting to give in.
"Very seriously," the Canadian replied.
"I give you my word, professor," Ned Land replied in an unenthusiastic tone.
"Unintentionally?" the stranger replied, raising his voice a little.
A half smile curled the commander's lips; then, in a calmer tone:"Professor Aronnax," he replied, "do you dare claim that your frigate wouldn't have chased and cannonaded an underwater boat as readily as a monster?"
"Perhaps it would be the right of a savage," I replied.
"Professor," the commander replied swiftly, "I'm not what you term a civilized man!
"Go on, sir," I replied.
"We accept," I replied.
"I didn't ask for such a promise, Mr. Land," the commander replied coldly.
"Sir," I replied, flaring up in spite of myself, "you're taking unfair advantage of us!
"None, sir," the stranger replied.
"By what name am I to call you?""Sir," the commander replied, "to you, I'm simply Captain Nemo; to me, you and your companions are simply passengers on the Nautilus."
"That's an offer I can't refuse!" the harpooner replied.
Captain Nemo replied.
"None whatever," the captain replied.
"Right," the captain replied, "this tobacco comes from neither Havana nor the Orient.
"Sir," I replied, "without prying into who you are, might I venture to identify you as an artist?""A collector, sir, nothing more.
"These are the normal navigational instruments," I replied, "and I'm familiar with their uses.
Until now, its dynamic potential has remained quite limited, capable of producing only small amounts of power!""Professor," Captain Nemo replied, "my electricity isn't the run-of-the-mill variety, and with your permission, I'll leave it at that.""I won't insist, sir, and I'll rest content with simply being flabbergasted at your results.
Their zinc component, for example: how do you replace it, since you no longer stay in contact with the shore?""That question deserves an answer," Captain Nemo replied.
"We'll say coal from the seafloor, if you prefer," Captain Nemo replied.
"Captain," I replied, "I'll rest content with marveling.
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