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"Could you quote them to me, so I can double-check them as the need arises?""Here," I replied, "are a few of them that stick in my memory.
All in all, it's estimated that if the sea bottom were made level, its average depth would be about seven kilometers.""Well, professor," Captain Nemo replied, "we'll show you better than that, I hope.
"Yes," the Canadian replied, "a disabled craft that's sinking straight down!"Ned Land was not mistaken.
"Yes, professor," the captain replied.
"Ye gods," Conseil replied, "I hardly know what to tell master.
But what does Ned Land think about all this?""Ned Land's thoughts are exactly the opposite of mine," Conseil replied.
"So have I," Conseil replied.
That's all I have on me.""Master has never been more generous," Conseil replied.
"Abominable indeed," I replied, "and hardly suitable for a craft like the Nautilus."
"But an incident," I replied, "that may oblige you to become a resident again of these shores you avoid!"Captain Nemo gave me an odd look and gestured no.
"You're right, professor, the Pacific tides aren't strong," Captain Nemo replied.
"So our captain isn't going to drop his anchors, put his engines on the chains, and do anything to haul us off?""Since the tide will be sufficient," Conseil replied simply.
"Ned my friend," I replied, "unlike you, I haven't given up on our valiant Nautilus, and in four days we'll know where we stand on these Pacific tides.
"I can ask him," I replied, "but he'll refuse."
"You glutton," Conseil replied, "you're making my mouth water!""It remains to be seen," I said, "whether these forests do contain game, and if the types of game aren't of such size that they can hunt the hunter."
"Fine, Professor Aronnax!" replied the Canadian, whose teeth seemed to be as honed as the edge of an ax.
"Our friend Ned grows disturbing," Conseil replied.
"Don't worry, Professor Aronnax, just keep rowing!" the Canadian replied.
"Exquisite!"Conseil replied.
"I imagine not," I replied, "but he won't want to sample them."
"Master is right," Conseil replied, "and I propose that we set aside three places in our longboat: one for fruit, another for vegetables, and a third for venison, of which I still haven't glimpsed the tiniest specimen."
"Don't give up so easily, Conseil," the Canadian replied.
"Then I daren't delay," Conseil replied.
"It won't take a minute," the Canadian replied.
"So, Mr. Ned, I see that this bread is all we need--""Not quite, professor," the Canadian replied.
"All this vegetation doesn't make a meal," Ned replied.
"Ned promised us cutlets, which seems highly questionable to me.""Sir," the Canadian replied, "our hunting not only isn't over, it hasn't even started.
"Two o'clock at least," Conseil replied.
"Off we go!"Conseil replied.
"But some are edible," the harpooner replied.
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