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381
"
Only
,
Mr.
Aronnax
,
I
have
no
idea
what
o’clock
it
is
,
unless
it
is
dinner-time
.
"
382
"
Dinner-time
!
my
good
fellow
?
Say
rather
breakfast-time
,
for
we
certainly
have
begun
another
day
.
"
383
"
So
,
"
said
Conseil
,
"
we
have
slept
twenty-four
hours
?
"
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384
"
That
is
my
opinion
.
"
385
"
I
will
not
contradict
you
,
"
replied
Ned
Land
.
"
But
,
dinner
or
breakfast
,
the
steward
will
be
welcome
,
whichever
he
brings
.
"
386
"
Master
Land
,
we
must
conform
to
the
rules
on
board
,
and
I
suppose
our
appetites
are
in
advance
of
the
dinner
hour
.
"
387
"
That
is
just
like
you
,
friend
Conseil
,
"
said
Ned
,
impatiently
.
"
You
are
never
out
of
temper
,
always
calm
;
you
would
return
thanks
before
grace
,
and
die
of
hunger
rather
than
complain
!
"
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388
Time
was
getting
on
,
and
we
were
fearfully
hungry
;
and
this
time
the
steward
did
not
appear
.
It
was
rather
too
long
to
leave
us
,
if
they
really
had
good
intentions
towards
us
.
Ned
Land
,
tormented
by
the
cravings
of
hunger
,
got
still
more
angry
;
and
,
notwithstanding
his
promise
,
I
dreaded
an
explosion
when
he
found
himself
with
one
of
the
crew
.
389
For
two
hours
more
Ned
Land
's
temper
increased
;
he
cried
,
he
shouted
,
but
in
vain
.
The
walls
were
deaf
.
390
There
was
no
sound
to
be
heard
in
the
boat
;
all
was
still
as
death
.
It
did
not
move
,
for
I
should
have
felt
the
trembling
motion
of
the
hull
under
the
influence
of
the
screw
.
Plunged
in
the
depths
of
the
waters
,
it
belonged
no
longer
to
earth
:
this
silence
was
dreadful
.