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1Once on board, we each, with the help of the sailors, got rid of the heavy copper helmet. Captain Nemo's first word was
2to the Canadian. "Thank you, Master Land," said he. "It was in revenge, Captain," replied Ned Land. "I owed you that." A
3ghastly smile passed across the Captain's lips, and that was all. "To the Nautilus," said he. The boat flew over the
4waves. Some minutes after we met the shark's dead body floating. By the black marking of the extremity of its fins, I
5recognised the terrible melanopteron of the Indian Seas, of the species of shark so properly called. It was more than
6twenty-five feet long; its enormous mouth occupied one-third of its body. It was an adult, as was known by its six rows
7of teeth placed in an isosceles triangle in the upper jaw. Whilst I was contemplating this inert mass, a dozen of these
8voracious beasts appeared round the boat; and, without noticing us, threw themselves upon the dead body and fought with
9one another for the pieces. At half-past eight we were again on board the Nautilus. There I reflected on the incidents
10which had taken place in our excursion to the Manaar Bank. Two conclusions I must inevitably draw from it--one bearing
11upon the unparalleled courage of Captain Nemo, the other upon his devotion to a human being, a representative of that
12race from which he fled beneath the sea. Whatever he might say, this strange man had not yet succeeded in entirely
13crushing his heart. When I made this observation to him, he answered in a slightly moved tone: "That Indian, sir, is an
14inhabitant of an oppressed country; and I am still, and shall be, to my last breath, one of them!"
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