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As
the
ape
approached
the
casement
with
its
mutilated
burden
,
the
sailor
shrank
aghast
to
the
rod
,
and
,
rather
gliding
than
clambering
down
it
,
hurried
at
once
home
--
dreading
the
consequences
of
the
butchery
,
and
gladly
abandoning
,
in
his
terror
,
all
solicitude
about
the
fate
of
the
Ourang-Outang
.
The
words
heard
by
the
party
upon
the
staircase
were
the
Frenchman
's
exclamations
of
horror
and
affright
,
commingled
with
the
fiendish
jabberings
of
the
brute
.
I
have
scarcely
anything
to
add
.
The
Ourang-Outang
must
have
escaped
from
the
chamber
,
by
the
rod
,
just
before
the
breaking
of
the
door
.
It
must
have
closed
the
window
as
it
passed
through
it
.
It
was
subsequently
caught
by
the
owner
himself
,
who
obtained
for
it
a
very
large
sum
at
the
Jardin
des
Plantes
.
Le
Bon
was
instantly
released
,
upon
our
narration
of
the
circumstances
(
with
some
comments
from
Dupin
)
at
the
bureau
of
the
Prefect
of
Police
This
functionary
,
however
well
disposed
to
my
friend
,
could
not
altogether
conceal
his
chagrin
at
the
turn
which
affairs
had
taken
,
and
was
fain
to
indulge
in
a
sarcasm
or
two
,
about
the
propriety
of
every
person
minding
his
own
business
.
"
Let
them
talk
,
"
said
Dupin
,
who
had
not
thought
it
necessary
to
reply
.
"
Let
him
discourse
;
it
will
ease
his
conscience
.
I
am
satisfied
with
having
defeated
him
in
his
own
castle
.
Nevertheless
,
that
he
failed
in
the
solution
of
this
mystery
,
is
by
no
means
that
matter
for
wonder
which
he
supposes
it
;
for
,
in
truth
,
our
friend
the
Prefect
is
somewhat
too
cunning
to
be
profound
.
In
his
wisdom
is
no
stamen
.
It
is
all
head
and
no
body
,
like
the
pictures
of
the
Goddess
Laverna
--
or
,
at
best
,
all
head
and
shoulders
,
like
a
codfish
.
But
he
is
a
good
creature
after
all
.
I
like
him
especially
for
one
master
stroke
of
cant
,
by
which
he
has
attained
his
reputation
for
ingenuity
.
I
mean
the
way
he
has
'
de
nier
ce
qui
est
,
et
d'expliquer
ce
qui
n'est
pas
.
"'