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"
It
is
not
Negoro
!
"
said
Hercules
.
"
We
can
not
lose
by
the
change
,
"
replied
Bat
.
"
No
,
"
said
the
novice
.
"
It
is
probably
some
native
,
who
will
spare
us
the
ennui
of
a
separation
.
We
are
at
last
going
to
know
exactly
where
we
are
.
"
And
all
four
,
putting
their
guns
back
on
their
shoulders
,
went
rapidly
toward
the
unknown
.
The
latter
,
on
seeing
them
approach
,
at
first
gave
signs
of
the
greatest
surprise
.
Very
certainly
,
he
did
not
expect
to
meet
strangers
on
that
part
of
the
coast
.
Evidently
,
also
,
he
had
not
yet
perceived
the
remains
of
the
"
Pilgrim
,
"
otherwise
the
presence
of
the
shipwrecked
would
very
naturally
be
explained
to
him
.
Besides
,
during
the
night
the
surf
had
finished
demolishing
the
ship
's
hull
;
there
was
nothing
left
but
the
wrecks
that
floated
in
the
offing
.
At
the
first
moment
the
unknown
,
seeing
four
armed
men
marching
toward
him
,
made
a
movement
as
if
he
would
retrace
his
steps
.
He
carried
a
gun
in
a
shoulder-belt
,
which
passed
rapidly
into
his
hand
,
and
from
his
hand
to
his
shoulder
.
They
felt
that
he
was
not
reassured
.
Dick
Sand
made
a
gesture
of
salutation
,
which
doubtless
the
unknown
understood
,
for
,
after
some
hesitation
,
he
continued
to
advance
.
Dick
Sand
could
then
examine
him
with
attention
.
He
was
a
vigorous
man
,
forty
years
old
at
the
most
,
his
eyes
bright
,
his
hair
and
beard
gray
,
his
skin
sunburnt
like
that
of
a
nomad
who
has
always
lived
in
the
open
air
,
in
the
forest
,
or
on
the
plain
.
A
kind
of
blouse
of
tanned
skin
served
him
for
a
close
coat
,
a
large
hat
covered
his
head
,
leather
boots
came
up
above
his
knees
,
and
spurs
with
large
rowels
sounded
from
their
high
heels
.
What
Dick
Sand
noticed
at
first
--
and
which
was
so
,
in
fact
--
was
that
he
had
before
him
,
not
one
of
those
Indians
,
habitual
rovers
over
the
pampas
,
but
one
of
those
adventurers
of
foreign
blood
,
often
not
very
commendable
,
who
are
frequently
met
with
in
those
distant
countries
.
