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"

I

take

exception

to

that

,

my

Lord

,

"

said

Paganel

;

"

and

even

if

your

other

conclusions

are

right

,

this

,

at

least

,

seemed

to

me

irrational

.

"

"

What

do

you

mean

?

"

asked

Lady

Helena

,

while

all

eyes

were

fixed

on

the

geographer

.

"

I

mean

this

,

"

replied

Paganel

,

"

that

Captain

Grant

is

now

a

prisoner

among

the

Indians

,

and

I

further

add

that

the

document

states

it

unmistakably

.

"

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"

Explain

yourself

,

sir

,

"

said

Mary

Grant

.

"

Nothing

is

plainer

,

dear

Mary

.

Instead

of

reading

the

document

seront

prisonniers

,

read

sont

prisonniers

,

and

the

whole

thing

is

clear

.

"

"

But

that

is

impossible

,

"

replied

Lord

Glenarvan

.

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"

Impossible

!

and

why

,

my

noble

friend

?

"

asked

Paganel

,

smiling

.

"

Because

the

bottle

could

only

have

been

thrown

into

the

sea

just

when

the

vessel

went

to

pieces

on

the

rocks

,

and

consequently

the

latitude

and

longitude

given

refer

to

the

actual

place

of

the

shipwreck

.

"

"

There

is

no

proof

of

that

,

"

replied

Paganel

,

"

and

I

see

nothing

to

preclude

the

supposition

that

the

poor

fellows

were

dragged

into

the

interior

by

the

Indians

,

and

sought

to

make

known

the

place

of

their

captivity

by

means

of

this

bottle

.

"

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