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481
"
At
last
,
"
cried
Barbicane
,
rising
in
his
stirrups
,
"
here
we
are
at
the
region
of
pines
!
"
482
"
Yes
!
and
of
savages
too
,
"
replied
the
major
.
483
In
fact
,
some
Seminoles
had
just
came
in
sight
upon
the
horizon
;
they
rode
violently
backward
and
forward
on
their
fleet
horses
,
brandishing
their
spears
or
discharging
their
guns
with
a
dull
report
.
These
hostile
demonstrations
,
however
,
had
no
effect
upon
Barbicane
and
his
companions
.
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484
They
were
then
occupying
the
center
of
a
rocky
plain
,
which
the
sun
scorched
with
its
parching
rays
.
This
was
formed
by
a
considerable
elevation
of
the
soil
,
which
seemed
to
offer
to
the
members
of
the
Gun
Club
all
the
conditions
requisite
for
the
construction
of
their
Columbiad
.
485
"
Halt
!
"
said
Barbicane
,
reining
up
.
"
Has
this
place
any
local
appellation
?
"
486
"
It
is
called
Stones
Hill
,
"
replied
one
of
the
Floridans
.
487
Barbicane
,
without
saying
a
word
,
dismounted
,
seized
his
instruments
,
and
began
to
note
his
position
with
extreme
exactness
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488
The
little
band
,
drawn
up
in
the
rear
,
watched
his
proceedings
in
profound
silence
.
489
At
this
moment
the
sun
passed
the
meridian
.
Barbicane
,
after
a
few
moments
,
rapidly
wrote
down
the
result
of
his
observations
,
and
said
:
490
"
This
spot
is
situated
eighteen
hundred
feet
above
the
level
of
the
sea
,
in
27
°
7
'
N.
lat
.
and
5
°
7
'
W.
long
.
of
the
meridian
of
Washington
.
It
appears
to
me
by
its
rocky
and
barren
character
to
offer
all
the
conditions
requisite
for
our
experiment
.
On
that
plain
will
be
raised
our
magazines
,
workshops
,
furnaces
,
and
workmen
's
huts
;
and
here
,
from
this
very
spot
,
"
said
he
,
stamping
his
foot
on
the
summit
of
Stones
Hill
,
"
hence
shall
our
projectile
take
its
flight
into
the
regions
of
the
Solar
World
.
"