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When
he
died
they
threw
him
overboard
also
,
though
there
were
those
among
them
who
wanted
to
keep
the
corpse
on
board
.
Hunger
was
changing
them
from
human
beasts
to
wild
beasts
.
Two
days
before
they
had
been
picked
up
by
the
cruiser
they
had
become
too
weak
to
handle
the
vessel
,
and
that
same
day
three
men
died
.
On
the
following
morning
it
was
seen
that
one
of
the
corpses
had
been
partially
devoured
.
All
that
day
the
men
lay
glaring
at
each
other
like
beasts
of
prey
,
and
the
following
morning
two
of
the
corpses
lay
almost
entirely
stripped
of
flesh
.
The
men
were
but
little
stronger
for
their
ghoulish
repast
,
for
the
want
of
water
was
by
far
the
greatest
agony
with
which
they
had
to
contend
.
And
then
the
cruiser
had
come
.
When
those
who
could
had
recovered
,
the
entire
story
had
been
told
to
the
French
commander
;
but
the
men
were
too
ignorant
to
be
able
to
tell
him
at
just
what
point
on
the
coast
the
professor
and
his
party
had
been
marooned
,
so
the
cruiser
had
steamed
slowly
along
within
sight
of
land
,
firing
occasional
signal
guns
and
scanning
every
inch
of
the
beach
with
glasses
.
They
had
anchored
by
night
so
as
not
to
neglect
a
particle
of
the
shore
line
,
and
it
had
happened
that
the
preceding
night
had
brought
them
off
the
very
beach
where
lay
the
little
camp
they
sought
The
signal
guns
of
the
afternoon
before
had
not
been
heard
by
those
on
shore
,
it
was
presumed
,
because
they
had
doubtless
been
in
the
thick
of
the
jungle
searching
for
Jane
Porter
,
where
the
noise
of
their
own
crashing
through
the
underbrush
would
have
drowned
the
report
of
a
far
distant
gun
.
By
the
time
the
two
parties
had
narrated
their
several
adventures
,
the
cruiser
's
boat
had
returned
with
supplies
and
arms
for
the
expedition
.
Within
a
few
minutes
the
little
body
of
sailors
and
the
two
French
officers
,
together
with
Professor
Porter
and
Clayton
,
set
off
upon
their
hopeless
and
ill-fated
quest
into
the
untracked
jungle
.
When
Jane
realized
that
she
was
being
borne
away
a
captive
by
the
strange
forest
creature
who
had
rescued
her
from
the
clutches
of
the
ape
she
struggled
desperately
to
escape
,
but
the
strong
arms
that
held
her
as
easily
as
though
she
had
been
but
a
day-old
babe
only
pressed
a
little
more
tightly
.
