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"
Well
,
sir
,
let
them
come
.
I
see
no
reason
for
hindering
them
.
After
all
,
these
Papuans
are
poor
creatures
,
and
I
am
unwilling
that
my
visit
to
the
island
should
cost
the
life
of
a
single
one
of
these
wretches
.
"
Upon
that
I
was
going
away
;
But
Captain
Nemo
detained
me
,
and
asked
me
to
sit
down
by
him
.
He
questioned
me
with
interest
about
our
excursions
on
shore
,
and
our
hunting
;
and
seemed
not
to
understand
the
craving
for
meat
that
possessed
the
Canadian
.
Then
the
conversation
turned
on
various
subjects
,
and
,
without
being
more
communicative
,
Captain
Nemo
showed
himself
more
amiable
.
Amongst
other
things
,
we
happened
to
speak
of
the
situation
of
the
Nautilus
,
run
aground
in
exactly
the
same
spot
in
this
strait
where
Dumont
d’Urville
was
nearly
lost
.
Apropos
of
this
:
"
This
D’Urville
was
one
of
your
great
sailors
,
"
said
the
Captain
to
me
,
"
one
of
your
most
intelligent
navigators
.
He
is
the
Captain
Cook
of
you
Frenchmen
.
Unfortunate
man
of
science
,
after
having
braved
the
icebergs
of
the
South
Pole
,
the
coral
reefs
of
Oceania
,
the
cannibals
of
the
Pacific
,
to
perish
miserably
in
a
railway
train
!
If
this
energetic
man
could
have
reflected
during
the
last
moments
of
his
life
,
what
must
have
been
uppermost
in
his
last
thoughts
,
do
you
suppose
?
"
So
speaking
,
Captain
Nemo
seemed
moved
,
and
his
emotion
gave
me
a
better
opinion
of
him
.
Then
,
chart
in
hand
,
we
reviewed
the
travels
of
the
French
navigator
,
his
voyages
of
circumnavigation
,
his
double
detention
at
the
South
Pole
,
which
led
to
the
discovery
of
Adelaide
and
Louis
Philippe
,
and
fixing
the
hydrographical
bearings
of
the
principal
islands
of
Oceania
.
"
That
which
your
D’Urville
has
done
on
the
surface
of
the
seas
,
"
said
Captain
Nemo
,
"
that
have
I
done
under
them
,
and
more
easily
,
more
completely
than
he
.
The
Astrolabe
and
the
Zelee
,
incessantly
tossed
about
by
the
hurricane
,
could
not
be
worth
the
Nautilus
,
quiet
repository
of
labour
that
she
is
,
truly
motionless
in
the
midst
of
the
waters
.
"
To-morrow
,
"
added
the
Captain
,
rising
,
"
to-morrow
,
at
twenty
minutes
to
three
p.
m.
,
the
Nautilus
shall
float
,
and
leave
the
Strait
of
Torres
uninjured
.
"
Having
curtly
pronounced
these
words
,
Captain
Nemo
bowed
slightly
.
This
was
to
dismiss
me
,
and
I
went
back
to
my
room
.
There
I
found
Conseil
,
who
wished
to
know
the
result
of
my
interview
with
the
Captain
.
