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The
pilot
had
hung
out
his
lights
,
which
was
very
necessary
in
these
seas
crowded
with
vessels
bound
landward
;
for
collisions
are
not
uncommon
occurrences
,
and
,
at
the
speed
she
was
going
,
the
least
shock
would
shatter
the
gallant
little
craft
.
Fix
,
seated
in
the
bow
,
gave
himself
up
to
meditation
.
He
kept
apart
from
his
fellow-travellers
,
knowing
Mr.
Fogg
's
taciturn
tastes
;
besides
,
he
did
not
quite
like
to
talk
to
the
man
whose
favours
he
had
accepted
.
He
was
thinking
,
too
,
of
the
future
.
It
seemed
certain
that
Fogg
would
not
stop
at
Yokohama
,
but
would
at
once
take
the
boat
for
San
Francisco
;
and
the
vast
extent
of
America
would
ensure
him
impunity
and
safety
.
Fogg
's
plan
appeared
to
him
the
simplest
in
the
world
.
Instead
of
sailing
directly
from
England
to
the
United
States
,
like
a
common
villain
,
he
had
traversed
three
quarters
of
the
globe
,
so
as
to
gain
the
American
continent
more
surely
;
and
there
,
after
throwing
the
police
off
his
track
,
he
would
quietly
enjoy
himself
with
the
fortune
stolen
from
the
bank
.
But
,
once
in
the
United
States
,
what
should
he
,
Fix
,
do
?
Should
he
abandon
this
man
?
No
,
a
hundred
times
no
!
Until
he
had
secured
his
extradition
,
he
would
not
lose
sight
of
him
for
an
hour
.
It
was
his
duty
,
and
he
would
fulfil
it
to
the
end
.
At
all
events
,
there
was
one
thing
to
be
thankful
for
;
Passepartout
was
not
with
his
master
;
and
it
was
above
all
important
,
after
the
confidences
Fix
had
imparted
to
him
,
that
the
servant
should
never
have
speech
with
his
master
.
Phileas
Fogg
was
also
thinking
of
Passepartout
,
who
had
so
strangely
disappeared
.
Looking
at
the
matter
from
every
point
of
view
,
it
did
not
seem
to
him
impossible
that
,
by
some
mistake
,
the
man
might
have
embarked
on
the
Carnatic
at
the
last
moment
;
and
this
was
also
Aouda
's
opinion
,
who
regretted
very
much
the
loss
of
the
worthy
fellow
to
whom
she
owed
so
much
.
They
might
then
find
him
at
Yokohama
;
for
,
if
the
Carnatic
was
carrying
him
thither
,
it
would
be
easy
to
ascertain
if
he
had
been
on
board
.
A
brisk
breeze
arose
about
ten
o'clock
;
but
,
though
it
might
have
been
prudent
to
take
in
a
reef
,
the
pilot
,
after
carefully
examining
the
heavens
,
let
the
craft
remain
rigged
as
before
.
The
Tankadere
bore
sail
admirably
,
as
she
drew
a
great
deal
of
water
,
and
everything
was
prepared
for
high
speed
in
case
of
a
gale
.
Mr.
Fogg
and
Aouda
descended
into
the
cabin
at
midnight
,
having
been
already
preceded
by
Fix
,
who
had
lain
down
on
one
of
the
cots
.
The
pilot
and
crew
remained
on
deck
all
night
.
At
sunrise
the
next
day
,
which
was
8th
November
,
the
boat
had
made
more
than
one
hundred
miles
.
The
log
indicated
a
mean
speed
of
between
eight
and
nine
miles
.
The
Tankadere
still
carried
all
sail
,
and
was
accomplishing
her
greatest
capacity
of
speed
.
If
the
wind
held
as
it
was
,
the
chances
would
be
in
her
favour
.
During
the
day
she
kept
along
the
coast
,
where
the
currents
were
favourable
;
the
coast
,
irregular
in
profile
,
and
visible
sometimes
across
the
clearings
,
was
at
most
five
miles
distant
.
The
sea
was
less
boisterous
,
since
the
wind
came
off
land
--
a
fortunate
circumstance
for
the
boat
,
which
would
suffer
,
owing
to
its
small
tonnage
,
by
a
heavy
surge
on
the
sea
.
The
breeze
subsided
a
little
towards
noon
,
and
set
in
from
the
south-west
.
The
pilot
put
up
his
poles
,
but
took
them
down
again
within
two
hours
,
as
the
wind
freshened
up
anew
.
Mr.
Fogg
and
Aouda
,
happily
unaffected
by
the
roughness
of
the
sea
,
ate
with
a
good
appetite
,
Fix
being
invited
to
share
their
repast
,
which
he
accepted
with
secret
chagrin
.
To
travel
at
this
man
's
expense
and
live
upon
his
provisions
was
not
palatable
to
him
.
Still
,
he
was
obliged
to
eat
,
and
so
he
ate
.
When
the
meal
was
over
,
he
took
Mr.
Fogg
apart
,
and
said
,
"
sir
"
--
this
"
sir
"
scorched
his
lips
,
and
he
had
to
control
himself
to
avoid
collaring
this
"
gentleman
"
--
"
sir
,
you
have
been
very
kind
to
give
me
a
passage
on
this
boat
.
But
,
though
my
means
will
not
admit
of
my
expending
them
as
freely
as
you
,
I
must
ask
to
pay
my
share
--
"
