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241
Mr
.
Jeorling
,
have
you
tried
to
discover
my
reason
for
changing
my
mind
on
the
subject
of
your
passage
?
242
I
have
tried
,
but
I
have
not
succeeded
,
captain
.
Perhaps
,
as
I
am
not
a
compatriot
of
yours
,
you
243
It
is
precisely
because
you
are
an
American
that
I
decided
in
the
end
to
offer
you
a
passage
on
the
Halbrane
.
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244
Because
I
am
an
American
?
245
Also
,
because
you
come
from
Connecticut
.
246
I
don
t
understand
.
247
You
will
understand
if
I
add
that
I
thought
it
possible
,
since
you
belong
to
Connecticut
,
since
you
have
visited
Nantucket
Island
,
that
you
might
have
known
the
family
of
Arthur
Gordon
Pym
.
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248
The
hero
of
Edgar
Poe
s
romance
?
249
The
same
.
His
narrative
was
founded
upon
the
manuscript
in
which
the
details
of
that
extraordinary
and
disastrous
voyage
across
the
Antarctic
Sea
was
related
.
250
I
thought
I
must
be
dreaming
when
I
heard
Captain
Len
Guy
s
words
.
Edgar
Poe
s
romance
was
nothing
but
a
fiction
,
a
work
of
imagination
by
the
most
brilliant
of
our
American
writers
.