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But
happily
his
fears
were
not
realized
,
and
an
hour
and
a
half
after
they
set
out
--
all
that
time
had
been
taken
up
in
going
a
distance
of
three
miles
--
the
boat
touched
the
beach
below
Granite
House
.
Canoe
and
chest
were
then
hauled
up
on
the
sands
;
and
as
the
tide
was
then
going
out
,
they
were
soon
left
high
and
dry
.
Neb
,
hurrying
home
,
brought
back
some
tools
with
which
to
open
the
chest
in
such
a
way
that
it
might
be
injured
as
little
as
possible
,
and
they
proceeded
to
its
inventory
.
Pencroft
did
not
try
to
hide
that
he
was
greatly
excited
.
The
sailor
began
by
detaching
the
two
barrels
,
which
,
being
in
good
condition
,
would
of
course
be
of
use
.
Then
the
locks
were
forced
with
a
cold
chisel
and
hammer
,
and
the
lid
thrown
back
.
A
second
casing
of
zinc
lined
the
interior
of
the
chest
,
which
had
been
evidently
arranged
that
the
articles
which
it
enclosed
might
under
any
circumstances
be
sheltered
from
damp
.
"
Oh
!
"
cried
Neb
,
"
suppose
it
's
jam
!
"
I
hope
not
,
"
replied
the
reporter
.
"
If
only
there
was
--
"
said
the
sailor
in
a
low
voice
.
"
What
?
"
asked
Neb
,
who
overheard
him
.
"
Nothing
!
"
The
covering
of
zinc
was
torn
off
and
thrown
back
over
the
sides
of
the
chest
,
and
by
degrees
numerous
articles
of
very
varied
character
were
produced
and
strewn
about
on
the
sand
.
At
each
new
object
Pencroft
uttered
fresh
hurrahs
,
Herbert
clapped
his
hands
,
and
Neb
danced
up
and
down
.
There
were
books
which
made
Herbert
wild
with
joy
,
and
cooking
utensils
which
Neb
covered
with
kisses
!
