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I began to feel a desireto take part in the proposed undertaking of Captain Len Guy. Ithought about it incessantly. As a fact there was nothing to recallme to America. It is true that whether I should get the consent ofthe commander of the _Halbrane_ remained to be seen; but, after all,why should he refuse to keep me as a passenger? Would it not be avery "human" satisfaction to him to give me material proof thathe was in the right, by taking me to the very scene of a catastrophethat I had regarded as fictitious, showing me the remains of the_Jane_ at Tsalal, and landing me on that selfsame island which I haddeclared to be a myth?Nevertheless, I resolved to wait, before I came to any definitedetermination, until an opportunity of speaking to the captainshould arise.
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