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It
was
the
time
at
which
the
females
,
going
to
find
suitable
places
in
which
to
spawn
,
precede
the
males
and
make
a
great
noise
through
the
fresh
water
.
A
thousand
of
these
fish
,
which
measured
about
two
feet
and
a
half
in
length
,
came
up
the
river
,
and
a
large
quantity
were
retained
by
fixing
dams
across
the
stream
.
More
than
a
hundred
were
thus
taken
,
which
were
salted
and
stored
for
the
time
when
winter
,
freezing
up
the
streams
,
would
render
fishing
impracticable
.
By
this
time
the
intelligent
Jup
was
raised
to
the
duty
of
valet
.
He
had
been
dressed
in
a
jacket
,
white
linen
breeches
,
and
an
apron
,
the
pockets
of
which
were
his
delight
.
The
clever
orang
had
been
marvelously
trained
by
Neb
,
and
any
one
would
have
said
that
the
Negro
and
the
ape
understood
each
other
when
they
talked
together
.
Jup
had
besides
a
real
affection
for
Neb
,
and
Neb
returned
it
.
When
his
services
were
not
required
,
either
for
carrying
wood
or
for
climbing
to
the
top
of
some
tree
,
Jup
passed
the
greatest
part
of
his
time
in
the
kitchen
,
where
he
endeavored
to
imitate
Neb
in
all
that
he
saw
him
do
.
The
black
showed
the
greatest
patience
and
even
extreme
zeal
in
instructing
his
pupil
,
and
the
pupil
exhibited
remarkable
intelligence
in
profiting
by
the
lessons
he
received
from
his
master
.
Judge
then
of
the
pleasure
Master
Jup
gave
to
the
inhabitants
of
Granite
House
when
,
without
their
having
had
any
idea
of
it
,
he
appeared
one
day
,
napkin
on
his
arm
,
ready
to
wait
at
table
.
Quick
,
attentive
,
he
acquitted
himself
perfectly
,
changing
the
plates
,
bringing
dishes
,
pouring
out
water
,
all
with
a
gravity
which
gave
intense
amusement
to
the
settlers
,
and
which
enraptured
Pencroft
.
"
Jup
,
some
soup
!
"
"
Jup
,
a
little
agouti
!
"
"
Jup
,
a
plate
!
"
"
Jup
!
Good
Jup
!
Honest
Jup
!
"
Nothing
was
heard
but
that
,
and
Jup
without
ever
being
disconcerted
,
replied
to
every
one
,
watched
for
everything
,
and
he
shook
his
head
in
a
knowing
way
when
Pencroft
,
referring
to
his
joke
of
the
first
day
,
said
to
him
,
--
"
Decidedly
,
Jup
,
your
wages
must
be
doubled
.
"
It
is
useless
to
say
that
the
orang
was
now
thoroughly
domesticated
at
Granite
House
,
and
that
he
often
accompanied
his
masters
to
the
forest
without
showing
any
wish
to
leave
them
.
It
was
most
amusing
to
see
him
walking
with
a
stick
which
Pencroft
had
given
him
,
and
which
he
carried
on
his
shoulder
like
a
gun
.
If
they
wished
to
gather
some
fruit
from
the
summit
of
a
tree
,
how
quickly
he
climbed
for
it
.
If
the
wheel
of
the
cart
stuck
in
the
mud
,
with
what
energy
did
Jup
with
a
single
heave
of
his
shoulder
put
it
right
again
.
