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91
Because
he
does
not
intend
to
take
anybody
on
board
his
ship
.
He
never
has
taken
a
passenger
.
92
But
,
for
what
reason
,
I
ask
you
.
93
Oh
!
because
he
wants
to
go
where
he
likes
,
to
turn
about
if
he
pleases
and
go
the
other
way
without
accounting
for
his
motives
to
anybody
.
He
never
leaves
these
southern
seas
,
Mr
.
Jeorling
;
we
have
been
going
these
many
years
between
Australia
on
the
east
and
America
on
the
west
;
from
Hobart
Town
to
the
Kerguelens
,
to
Tristan
d
Acunha
,
to
the
Falklands
,
only
taking
time
anywhere
to
sell
our
cargo
,
and
sometimes
dipping
down
into
the
Antarctic
Sea
.
Under
these
circumstances
,
you
understand
,
a
passenger
might
be
troublesome
,
and
besides
,
who
would
care
to
embark
on
the
Halbrane
?
she
does
not
like
to
flout
the
breezes
,
and
goes
wherever
the
wind
drives
her
.
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94
The
Halbrane
positively
leaves
the
Kerguelens
in
four
days
?
95
Certainly
.
96
And
this
time
she
will
sail
westward
for
Tristan
d
Acunha
?
97
Probably
.
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98
Well
,
then
,
that
probability
will
be
enough
for
me
,
and
since
you
offer
me
your
services
,
get
Captain
Len
Guy
to
accept
me
as
a
passenger
.
99
It
s
as
good
as
done
.
100
All
right
,
Hurliguerly
,
and
you
shall
have
no
reason
to
repent
of
it
.