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And
Jup
gravely
puffed
out
clouds
of
smoke
which
seemed
to
give
him
great
satisfaction
.
Harding
did
not
appear
to
be
much
astonished
at
this
incident
,
and
he
cited
several
examples
of
tame
apes
,
to
whom
the
use
of
tobacco
had
become
quite
familiar
.
But
from
this
day
Master
Jup
had
a
pipe
of
his
own
,
the
sailor
's
ex-pipe
,
which
was
hung
in
his
room
near
his
store
of
tobacco
.
He
filled
it
himself
,
lighted
it
with
a
glowing
coal
,
and
appeared
to
be
the
happiest
of
quadrumana
.
It
may
readily
be
understood
that
this
similarity
of
tastes
of
Jup
and
Pencroft
served
to
tighten
the
bonds
of
friendship
which
already
existed
between
the
honest
ape
and
the
worthy
sailor
.
"
Perhaps
he
is
really
a
man
,
"
said
Pencroft
sometimes
to
Neb.
"
Should
you
be
surprised
to
hear
him
beginning
to
speak
to
us
some
day
?
"
"
My
word
,
no
,
"
replied
Neb.
"
What
astonishes
me
is
that
he
has
n't
spoken
to
us
before
,
for
now
he
wants
nothing
but
speech
!
"
"
It
would
amuse
me
all
the
same
,
"
resumed
the
sailor
,
"
if
some
fine
day
he
said
to
me
,
"
Suppose
we
change
pipes
,
Pencroft
.
"
"
Yes
,
"
replied
Neb
,
"
what
a
pity
he
was
born
dumb
!
"
With
the
month
of
September
the
winter
ended
,
and
the
works
were
again
eagerly
commenced
.
The
building
of
the
vessel
advanced
rapidly
,
she
was
already
completely
decked
over
,
and
all
the
inside
parts
of
the
hull
were
firmly
united
with
ribs
bent
by
means
of
steam
,
which
answered
all
the
purposes
of
a
mold
.
As
there
was
no
want
of
wood
,
Pencroft
proposed
to
the
engineer
to
give
a
double
lining
to
the
hull
,
to
insure
the
strength
of
the
vessel
.
Harding
,
not
knowing
what
the
future
might
have
in
store
for
them
,
approved
the
sailor
's
idea
of
making
the
craft
as
strong
as
possible
.
The
interior
and
deck
of
the
vessel
was
entirely
finished
towards
the
15th
of
September
.
For
calking
the
seams
they
made
oakum
of
dry
seaweed
,
which
was
hammered
in
between
the
planks
;
then
these
seams
were
covered
with
boiling
tar
,
which
was
obtained
in
great
abundance
from
the
pines
in
the
forest
.
