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"
Well
,
we
are
going
to
have
a
squall
.
"
"
Is
the
wind
north
or
south
?
"
asked
Mr.
Fogg
quietly
.
"
South
.
Look
!
a
typhoon
is
coming
up
.
"
"
Glad
it
's
a
typhoon
from
the
south
,
for
it
will
carry
us
forward
.
"
"
Oh
,
if
you
take
it
that
way
,
"
said
John
Bunsby
,
"
I
've
nothing
more
to
say
.
"
John
Bunsby
's
suspicions
were
confirmed
.
At
a
less
advanced
season
of
the
year
the
typhoon
,
according
to
a
famous
meteorologist
,
would
have
passed
away
like
a
luminous
cascade
of
electric
flame
;
but
in
the
winter
equinox
it
was
to
be
feared
that
it
would
burst
upon
them
with
great
violence
.
The
pilot
took
his
precautions
in
advance
.
He
reefed
all
sail
,
the
pole-masts
were
dispensed
with
;
all
hands
went
forward
to
the
bows
.
A
single
triangular
sail
,
of
strong
canvas
,
was
hoisted
as
a
storm-jib
,
so
as
to
hold
the
wind
from
behind
.
Then
they
waited
.
John
Bunsby
had
requested
his
passengers
to
go
below
;
but
this
imprisonment
in
so
narrow
a
space
,
with
little
air
,
and
the
boat
bouncing
in
the
gale
,
was
far
from
pleasant
.
Neither
Mr.
Fogg
,
Fix
,
nor
Aouda
consented
to
leave
the
deck
.
The
storm
of
rain
and
wind
descended
upon
them
towards
eight
o'clock
.
With
but
its
bit
of
sail
,
the
Tankadere
was
lifted
like
a
feather
by
a
wind
,
an
idea
of
whose
violence
can
scarcely
be
given
.
To
compare
her
speed
to
four
times
that
of
a
locomotive
going
on
full
steam
would
be
below
the
truth
.
The
boat
scudded
thus
northward
during
the
whole
day
,
borne
on
by
monstrous
waves
,
preserving
always
,
fortunately
,
a
speed
equal
to
theirs
.
Twenty
times
she
seemed
almost
to
be
submerged
by
these
mountains
of
water
which
rose
behind
her
;
but
the
adroit
management
of
the
pilot
saved
her
.
The
passengers
were
often
bathed
in
spray
,
but
they
submitted
to
it
philosophically
.
Fix
cursed
it
,
no
doubt
;
but
Aouda
,
with
her
eyes
fastened
upon
her
protector
,
whose
coolness
amazed
her
,
showed
herself
worthy
of
him
,
and
bravely
weathered
the
storm
.
As
for
Phileas
Fogg
,
it
seemed
just
as
if
the
typhoon
were
a
part
of
his
programme
.
Up
to
this
time
the
Tankadere
had
always
held
her
course
to
the
north
;
but
towards
evening
the
wind
,
veering
three
quarters
,
bore
down
from
the
north-west
.
The
boat
,
now
lying
in
the
trough
of
the
waves
,
shook
and
rolled
terribly
;
the
sea
struck
her
with
fearful
violence
.
At
night
the
tempest
increased
in
violence
.
John
Bunsby
saw
the
approach
of
darkness
and
the
rising
of
the
storm
with
dark
misgivings
.
He
thought
awhile
,
and
then
asked
his
crew
if
it
was
not
time
to
slacken
speed
.
After
a
consultation
he
approached
Mr.
Fogg
,
and
said
,
"
I
think
,
your
honour
,
that
we
should
do
well
to
make
for
one
of
the
ports
on
the
coast
.
"
