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1My eyes turned involuntarily towards the glass, but I could not stand the fire which seemed to devour them. I understood
2what had happened. The Nautilus had put on full speed. All the quiet lustre of the ice-walls was at once changed into
3flashes of lightning. The fire from these myriads of diamonds was blinding. It required some time to calm our troubled
4looks. At last the hands were taken down. "Faith, I should never have believed it," said Conseil. It was then five in
5the morning; and at that moment a shock was felt at the bows of the Nautilus. I knew that its spur had struck a block of
6ice. It must have been a false manœuvre, for this submarine tunnel, obstructed by blocks, was not very easy navigation.
7I thought that Captain Nemo, by changing his course, would either turn these obstacles or else follow the windings of
8the tunnel. In any case, the road before us could not be entirely blocked. But, contrary to my expectations, the
9Nautilus took a decided retrograde motion. "We are going backwards?" said Conseil. "Yes," I replied. "This end of the
10tunnel can have no egress." "And then?" "Then," said I, "the working is easy. We must go back again, and go out at the
11southern opening. That is all." In speaking thus, I wished to appear more confident than I really was. But the
12retrograde motion of the Nautilus was increasing; and, reversing the screw, it carried us at great speed. "It will be a
13hindrance," said Ned. "What does it matter, some hours more or less, provided we get out at last?" "Yes," repeated Ned
14Land, "provided we do get out at last!" For a short time I walked from the saloon to the library. My companions were
15silent. I soon threw myself on an ottoman, and took a book, which my eyes overran mechanically. A quarter of an hour
16after, Conseil, approaching me, said, "Is what you are reading very interesting, sir?" "Very interesting!" I replied. "I
17should think so, sir. It is your own book you are reading." "My book?" And indeed I was holding in my hand the work on
18the Great Submarine Depths. I did not even dream of it. I closed the book and returned to my walk. Ned and Conseil rose
19to go. "Stay here, my friends," said I, detaining them. "Let us remain together until we are out of this block." "As you
20please, sir," Conseil replied. Some hours passed. I often looked at the instruments hanging from the partition. The
21manometer showed that the Nautilus kept at a constant depth of more than three hundred yards; the compass still pointed
22to south; the log indicated a speed of twenty miles an hour, which, in such a cramped space, was very great. But Captain
23Nemo knew that he could not hasten too much, and that minutes were worth ages to us. At twenty-five minutes past eight a
24second shock took place, this time from behind. I turned pale. My companions were close by my side. I seized Conseil's
25hand. Our looks expressed our feelings better than words. At this moment the Captain entered the saloon. I went up to
26him. "Our course is barred southward?" I asked. "Yes, sir. The iceberg has shifted and closed every outlet." "We are
27blocked up then?" "Yes."
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