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"
And
you
will
be
satisfied
with
no
other
wages
than
your
food
?
"
Third
affirmative
grunt
.
"
This
conversation
is
slightly
monotonous
,
"
observed
Gideon
Spilett
.
"
So
much
the
better
,
"
replied
Pencroft
;
"
the
best
servants
are
those
who
talk
the
least
.
And
then
,
no
wages
,
do
you
hear
,
my
boy
?
We
will
give
you
no
wages
at
first
,
but
we
will
double
them
afterwards
if
we
are
pleased
with
you
.
"
Thus
the
colony
was
increased
by
a
new
member
.
As
to
his
name
the
sailor
begged
that
in
memory
of
another
ape
which
he
had
known
,
he
might
be
called
Jupiter
,
and
Jup
for
short
.
And
so
,
without
more
ceremony
,
Master
Jup
was
installed
in
Granite
House
.
The
settlers
in
Lincoln
Island
had
now
regained
their
dwelling
,
without
having
been
obliged
to
reach
it
by
the
old
opening
,
and
were
therefore
spared
the
trouble
of
mason
's
work
.
It
was
certainly
lucky
,
that
at
the
moment
they
were
about
to
set
out
to
do
so
,
the
apes
had
been
seized
with
that
terror
,
no
less
sudden
than
inexplicable
,
which
had
driven
them
out
of
Granite
House
.
Had
the
animals
discovered
that
they
were
about
to
be
attacked
from
another
direction
?
This
was
the
only
explanation
of
their
sudden
retreat
.
During
the
day
the
bodies
of
the
apes
were
carried
into
the
wood
,
where
they
were
buried
;
then
the
settlers
busied
themselves
in
repairing
the
disorder
caused
by
the
intruders
,
disorder
but
not
damage
,
for
although
they
had
turned
everything
in
the
rooms
topsy-turvy
,
yet
they
had
broken
nothing
.
Neb
relighted
his
stove
,
and
the
stores
in
the
larder
furnished
a
substantial
repast
,
to
which
all
did
ample
justice
.
Jup
was
not
forgotten
,
and
he
ate
with
relish
some
stonepine
almonds
and
rhizome
roots
,
with
which
he
was
abundantly
supplied
.
Pencroft
had
unfastened
his
arms
,
but
judged
it
best
to
have
his
legs
tied
until
they
were
more
sure
of
his
submission
.
Then
,
before
retiring
to
rest
,
Harding
and
his
companions
seated
round
their
table
,
discussed
those
plans
,
the
execution
of
which
was
most
pressing
.
