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Why am I chained to this hunk of sheet iron!""Why, Ned!"I replied.
"If master says so," Conseil replied.
"That strikes me as exaggerated," I replied.
"Yes, funny man," Ned Land replied.
Naturalist," the Canadian replied in all seriousness, "when it comes to whales, you can believe anything!
"You expect us to fall for that?""Not too terribly," Ned Land replied, "and no more than if I told you there are whales that are 300 feet long and weigh 1,000,000 pounds."
I doubt it," I replied.
"A thousand years," the Canadian replied without hesitation.
What for?"Captain Nemo replied.
Eight miles to leeward, Professor Aronnax, can you see those blackish specks moving about?""Yes, captain," I replied.
"Well, sir," replied the Canadian, whose enthusiasm had subsided, "it's a dreadful sight for sure.
"It was a slaughter of destructive animals," the captain replied, "and the Nautilus is no butcher knife."
"To each his own," the captain replied, staring intently at Ned Land.
"Straight ahead," Conseil replied.
"Well, professor," the Canadian replied, "you can just drop that idea!
"Oh, professor," Captain Nemo replied in an ironic tone, "you never change!
"Yes," the captain replied coolly, "the Antarctic pole, that unknown spot crossed by every meridian on the globe.
Captain Nemo replied serenely.
"True, sir, very true," I replied with growing excitement.
"Good thinking, Professor Aronnax," the captain replied with a smile.
"I think as you do, Professor Aronnax," Captain Nemo replied.
I replied in a tone of deep conviction.
"No matter how faintly it shines, it will be enough for me," the captain replied.
"Yes, sir," the captain replied, "and if I have no hesitation in treading this polar soil, it's because no human being until now has left a footprint here."
"With that minor addition," Conseil replied, "these fowl would make perfect lamps!
But tell me, haven't you finished classifying these superb specimens of marine fauna?""Master is well aware," Conseil replied, "that I'm not seasoned in practical application.
"Two genera," our scholarly Conseil hastened to say, "that belong to the family Pinnipedia, order Carnivora, group Unguiculata, subclass Monodelphia, class Mammalia, branch Vertebrata.""Very nice, Conseil," I replied, "but these two genera of seals and walruses are each divided into species, and if I'm not mistaken, we now have a chance to actually look at them.
"Only if they're attacked," I replied.
"The South Pole!"Captain Nemo replied in a solemn voice, handing me the spyglass, which showed the orb of day cut into two exactly equal parts by the horizon.
"I came to ask master that," Conseil replied.
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