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"
What
shall
we
do
when
night
comes
on
?
"
asked
Gideon
Spilett
.
"
Shall
we
light
a
fire
,
so
as
to
signal
our
presence
on
the
coast
?
"
This
was
a
serious
question
,
and
yet
,
although
the
engineer
still
retained
some
of
his
presentiments
,
it
was
answered
in
the
affirmative
.
During
the
night
the
ship
might
disappear
and
leave
for
ever
,
and
,
this
ship
gone
,
would
another
ever
return
to
the
waters
of
Lincoln
Island
?
Who
could
foresee
what
the
future
would
then
have
in
store
for
the
colonists
?
"
Yes
,
"
said
the
reporter
,
"
we
ought
to
make
known
to
that
vessel
,
whoever
she
may
be
,
that
the
island
is
inhabited
.
To
neglect
the
opportunity
which
is
offered
to
us
might
be
to
create
everlasting
regrets
.
"
It
was
therefore
decided
that
Neb
and
Pencroft
should
go
to
Port
Balloon
,
and
that
there
,
at
nightfall
,
they
should
light
an
immense
fire
,
the
blaze
of
which
would
necessarily
attract
the
attention
of
the
brig.
But
at
the
moment
when
Neb
and
the
sailor
were
preparing
to
leave
Granite
House
,
the
vessel
suddenly
altered
her
course
,
and
stood
directly
for
Union
Bay
.
The
brig
was
a
good
sailer
,
for
she
approached
rapidly
.
Neb
and
Pencroft
put
off
their
departure
,
therefore
,
and
the
glass
was
put
into
Ayrton
's
hands
,
that
he
might
ascertain
for
certain
whether
the
ship
was
or
was
not
the
"
Duncan
.
"
The
Scotch
yacht
was
also
rigged
as
a
brig.
The
question
was
,
whether
a
chimney
could
be
discerned
between
the
two
masts
of
the
vessel
,
which
was
now
at
a
distance
of
only
five
miles
.
The
horizon
was
still
very
clear
.
The
examination
was
easy
,
and
Ayrton
soon
let
the
glass
fall
again
,
saying
--
"
It
is
not
the
'
Duncan
'
!
It
could
not
be
!
"
Pencroft
again
brought
the
brig
within
the
range
of
the
telescope
,
and
could
see
that
she
was
of
between
three
and
four
hundred
tons
burden
,
wonderfully
narrow
,
well-masted
,
admirably
built
,
and
must
be
a
very
rapid
sailer
.
But
to
what
nation
did
she
belong
?
That
was
difficult
to
say
.
"
And
yet
,
"
added
the
sailor
,
"
a
flag
is
floating
from
her
peak
,
but
I
can
not
distinguish
the
colors
of
it
.
"
"
In
half
an
hour
we
shall
be
certain
about
that
,
"
answered
the
reporter
.
