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"
No
,
"
said
I
;
"
the
creature
is
wounded
--
look
at
the
blood
;
but
your
weapon
has
not
stuck
in
his
body
.
"
"
My
harpoon
!
my
harpoon
!
"
cried
Ned
Land
.
The
sailors
rowed
on
,
and
the
coxswain
made
for
the
floating
barrel
.
The
harpoon
regained
,
we
followed
in
pursuit
of
the
animal
.
The
latter
came
now
and
then
to
the
surface
to
breathe
.
Its
wound
had
not
weakened
it
,
for
it
shot
onwards
with
great
rapidity
.
The
boat
,
rowed
by
strong
arms
,
flew
on
its
track
.
Several
times
it
approached
within
some
few
yards
,
and
the
Canadian
was
ready
to
strike
,
but
the
dugong
made
off
with
a
sudden
plunge
,
and
it
was
impossible
to
reach
it
.
Imagine
the
passion
which
excited
impatient
Ned
Land
!
He
hurled
at
the
unfortunate
creature
the
most
energetic
expletives
in
the
English
tongue
.
For
my
part
,
I
was
only
vexed
to
see
the
dugong
escape
all
our
attacks
.
We
pursued
it
without
relaxation
for
an
hour
,
and
I
began
to
think
it
would
prove
difficult
to
capture
,
when
the
animal
,
possessed
with
the
perverse
idea
of
vengeance
of
which
he
had
cause
to
repent
,
turned
upon
the
pinnace
and
assailed
us
in
its
turn
.
This
manoeuvre
did
not
escape
the
Canadian
.
"
Look
out
!
"
he
cried
.
The
coxswain
said
some
words
in
his
outlandish
tongue
,
doubtless
warning
the
men
to
keep
on
their
guard
.
