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THE MAN OF THE SEA.

his enthusiastic address. Had he been betrayed out of his habitual reserve? Had he said too much? For some time he walked about, evidently agitated. Then he became calmer; his face resumed its usual impassibility, and turning to me he said:

“Now, Monsieur, if you wish to inspect the Nautilus, I am at your service.”