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And
with
that
Jack
fell
asleep
peaceably
in
Nan
's
arms
,
beside
the
trunk
of
the
mango
.
Mrs.
Weldon
,
lying
near
her
,
gave
a
last
kiss
to
her
little
boy
,
and
her
tired
eyes
quickly
closed
for
the
night
.
A
few
moments
later
Hercules
brought
back
to
the
camp
Cousin
Benedict
,
who
had
just
gone
off
to
commence
a
chase
for
pyrophores
.
They
are
"
cocuyos
,
"
or
luminous
flies
,
which
the
stylish
put
in
their
hair
,
like
so
many
living
gems
.
These
insects
which
throw
a
bright
and
bluish
light
from
two
spots
situated
at
the
base
of
their
corselet
,
are
very
numerous
in
South
America
.
Cousin
Benedict
then
counted
on
making
a
large
collection
,
but
Hercules
did
not
leave
him
time
,
and
,
in
spite
of
his
recriminations
,
the
negro
brought
him
to
the
halting-place
.
That
was
because
,
when
Hercules
had
orders
,
he
executed
them
with
military
preciseness
,
which
,
no
doubt
,
prevented
the
incarceration
of
a
notable
quantity
of
luminous
flies
in
the
entomologist
's
tin
box
A
few
moments
after
,
with
the
exception
of
the
giant
,
who
was
watching
,
all
were
reposing
in
a
profound
sleep
.
Generally
,
travelers
or
ramblers
in
the
woods
,
who
have
slept
in
the
forests
under
the
lovely
stars
,
are
awakened
by
howlings
as
fantastic
as
disagreeable
.
There
is
everything
in
this
morning
concert
:
clucking
,
grunting
,
croaking
,
sneering
,
barking
,
and
almost
"
speaking
,
"
if
one
may
make
use
of
this
word
,
which
completes
the
series
of
different
noises
.
There
are
the
monkeys
who
thus
salute
the
daybreak
.
There
we
meet
the
little
"
marikina
,
"
the
marmoset
with
a
speckled
mask
;
the
"
mono
gris
,
"
the
skin
of
which
the
Indians
use
to
recover
the
batteries
of
their
guns
;
the
"
sagous
,
"
recognizable
from
their
long
bunches
of
hair
,
and
many
others
,
specimens
of
this
numerous
family
.
Of
these
various
four-handed
animals
,
the
most
remarkable
are
decidedly
the
"
gueribas
,
"
with
curling
tails
and
a
face
like
Beelzebub
.
When
the
sun
rises
,
the
oldest
of
the
band
,
with
an
imposing
and
mysterious
voice
,
sings
a
monotonous
psalm
.
It
is
the
baritone
of
the
troop
.
The
young
tenors
repeat
after
him
the
morning
symphony
.
The
Indians
say
then
that
the
"
gueribas
"
recite
their
pater-nosters
.
But
,
on
this
day
,
it
seemed
that
the
monkeys
did
not
offer
their
prayer
,
for
no
one
heard
them
;
and
,
meanwhile
,
their
voice
is
loud
,
for
it
is
produced
by
the
rapid
vibration
of
a
kind
of
bony
drum
,
formed
by
a
swelling
of
the
hyoides
bone
in
the
neck
.
In
short
,
for
one
reason
or
for
another
,
neither
the
"
gueribas
,
"
nor
the
"
sagous
,
"
nor
any
other
four-handed
animals
of
this
immense
forest
,
sang
,
on
this
morning
,
their
usual
concert
.
This
would
not
have
satisfied
the
wandering
Indians
.
Not
that
these
natives
appreciate
this
kind
of
strange
choral
music
,
but
they
willingly
give
chase
to
the
monkeys
,
and
if
they
do
,
it
is
because
the
flesh
of
this
animal
is
excellent
,
above
all
,
when
it
is
smoke-dried
.
