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The
voracious
creature
shot
towards
the
Indian
,
who
threw
himself
on
one
side
to
avoid
the
shark
's
fins
;
but
not
its
tail
,
for
it
struck
his
chest
and
stretched
him
on
the
ground
.
This
scene
lasted
but
a
few
seconds
:
the
shark
returned
,
and
,
turning
on
his
back
,
prepared
himself
for
cutting
the
Indian
in
two
,
when
I
saw
Captain
Nemo
rise
suddenly
,
and
then
,
dagger
in
hand
,
walk
straight
to
the
monster
,
ready
to
fight
face
to
face
with
him
.
The
very
moment
the
shark
was
going
to
snap
the
unhappy
fisherman
in
two
,
he
perceived
his
new
adversary
,
and
,
turning
over
,
made
straight
towards
him
.
I
can
still
see
Captain
Nemo
's
position
.
Holding
himself
well
together
,
he
waited
for
the
shark
with
admirable
coolness
;
and
,
when
it
rushed
at
him
,
threw
himself
on
one
side
with
wonderful
quickness
,
avoiding
the
shock
,
and
burying
his
dagger
deep
into
its
side
.
But
it
was
not
all
over
.
A
terrible
combat
ensued
.
The
shark
had
seemed
to
roar
,
if
I
might
say
so
.
The
blood
rushed
in
torrents
from
its
wound
.
The
sea
was
dyed
red
,
and
through
the
opaque
liquid
I
could
distinguish
nothing
more
.
Nothing
more
until
the
moment
when
,
like
lightning
,
I
saw
the
undaunted
Captain
hanging
on
to
one
of
the
creature
's
fins
,
struggling
,
as
it
were
,
hand
to
hand
with
the
monster
,
and
dealing
successive
blows
at
his
enemy
,
yet
still
unable
to
give
a
decisive
one
.
The
shark
's
struggles
agitated
the
water
with
such
fury
that
the
rocking
threatened
to
upset
me
.
I
wanted
to
go
to
the
Captain
's
assistance
,
but
,
nailed
to
the
spot
with
horror
,
I
could
not
stir
.
I
saw
the
haggard
eye
;
I
saw
the
different
phases
of
the
fight
.
The
Captain
fell
to
the
earth
,
upset
by
the
enormous
mass
which
leant
upon
him
.
The
shark
's
jaws
opened
wide
,
like
a
pair
of
factory
shears
,
and
it
would
have
been
all
over
with
the
Captain
;
but
,
quick
as
thought
,
harpoon
in
hand
,
Ned
Land
rushed
towards
the
shark
and
struck
it
with
its
sharp
point
.
The
waves
were
impregnated
with
a
mass
of
blood
.
They
rocked
under
the
shark
's
movements
,
which
beat
them
with
indescribable
fury
.
Ned
Land
had
not
missed
his
aim
.
It
was
the
monster
's
death-rattle
.
Struck
to
the
heart
,
it
struggled
in
dreadful
convulsions
,
the
shock
of
which
overthrew
Conseil
.
But
Ned
Land
had
disentangled
the
Captain
,
who
,
getting
up
without
any
wound
,
went
straight
to
the
Indian
,
quickly
cut
the
cord
which
held
him
to
his
stone
,
took
him
in
his
arms
,
and
,
with
a
sharp
blow
of
his
heel
,
mounted
to
the
surface
.
We
all
three
followed
in
a
few
seconds
,
saved
by
a
miracle
,
and
reached
the
fisherman
's
boat
.
