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During
the
first
hours
of
the
day
,
no
accident
happened
to
aggravate
the
anxieties
that
Dick
Sand
felt
.
Only
two
facts
were
observed
by
him
.
Perhaps
they
were
not
very
important
,
but
in
these
actual
junctures
,
no
detail
could
be
neglected
.
It
was
the
behavior
of
Dingo
which
,
above
all
,
attracted
more
especially
the
young
man
's
attention
.
In
fact
the
dog
,
which
,
during
all
this
journey
,
had
seemed
to
be
following
a
scent
,
became
quite
different
,
and
that
almost
suddenly
.
Until
then
,
his
nose
to
the
ground
,
generally
smelling
the
herbs
or
the
shrubs
,
he
either
kept
quiet
,
or
he
made
a
sort
of
sad
,
barking
noise
,
like
an
expression
of
grief
or
of
regret
.
Now
,
on
this
day
,
the
barking
of
the
singular
animal
became
like
bursts
,
sometimes
furious
,
such
as
they
formerly
were
when
Negoro
appeared
on
the
deck
of
the
"
Pilgrim
.
"
A
suspicion
crossed
suddenly
Dick
Sand
's
mind
,
and
it
was
confirmed
by
Tom
,
who
said
to
him
:
"
How
very
singular
,
Mr.
Dick
!
Dingo
no
longer
smells
the
ground
as
he
did
yesterday
!
His
nose
is
in
the
air
,
he
is
agitated
,
his
hair
stands
up
!
One
would
think
he
scented
in
the
distance
--
--
"
"
Negoro
,
is
it
not
so
?
"
replied
Dick
Sand
,
who
seized
the
old
black
's
arm
,
and
signed
to
him
to
speak
in
a
low
voice
.
"
Negoro
,
Mr.
Dick
!
May
it
not
be
that
he
has
followed
our
steps
?
"
"
Yes
,
Tom
;
and
that
at
this
moment
even
he
may
not
be
very
far
from
us
.
"
"
But
why
?
"
said
Tom
.
