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"I don't believe a word of it," the Canadian replied.
"What have you to tell us?""What I've got to tell you is very simple," the Canadian replied.
"I think as master does," Conseil replied, "and it's extremely possible that after crossing every sea on the globe, Captain Nemo will bid the three of us a fond farewell."
"Professor Aronnax," the Canadian replied, "your arguments are rotten to the core.
Would you accept?""I don't know," I replied.
"Your friend Conseil," the fine lad replied serenely, "has nothing to say for himself.
"That's also well put," the Canadian replied.
"We'll soon see," Ned Land replied, shaking his head with a determined expression.
"I've detected as much, captain," I replied, "and if it gets even slightly hotter, we won't be able to stand it."
"Nothing ever comes to an end in these volcanic waterways," Captain Nemo replied, "and thanks to its underground fires, our globe is continuously under construction in these regions.
"Here it is," Captain Nemo replied, showing me a chart of the Greek Islands.
"No, it wouldn't be advisable," replied Nemo the Emotionless.
"Yes, my boy," I replied, "it cuts across the whole Strait of Sicily, and Smith's soundings prove that in the past, these two continents were genuinely connected between Cape Boeo and Cape Farina."
"In hundreds of thousands of years, my boy.""Then we have ample time to finish our voyage," Conseil replied, "if Ned Land doesn't mess things up!"Thus reassured, Conseil went back to studying the shallows that the Nautilus was skimming at moderate speed.
"Admitted," the Canadian replied, "but we've got to risk it.
Do you know the history of Spain?""Very little of it," I replied.
"I know it's estimated," I replied, "that there are 2,000,000 metric tons of silver held in suspension in seawater."
"It was 500,000,000 francs," Captain Nemo replied, "but no more!"
"No help!" he replied with growing animation.
"I've no idea," Ned replied.
"They'll be useless to us," he replied.
"Indeed," I replied, "here you're in perfect safety, Captain Nemo.
"I'd hardly call this shore," the Canadian replied.
"Can you picture," I asked them, "what this funnel must have been like when it was filled with boiling lava, and the level of that incandescent liquid rose right to the mountain's mouth, like cast iron up the insides of a furnace?""I can picture it perfectly," Conseil replied.
Would you still say, Captain Nemo, that we really know nothing?""No, professor," the captain replied, "I wouldn't be so discourteous.
"I explain it on two grounds," I replied.
We know that, do we?"Captain Nemo replied in a tone of mild surprise.
"Correct," I replied.
"Then here's how to calculate it," I replied.
"And," Conseil replied, "even more than patience, resignation."
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