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Portrait of Jules Verne Jules Verne,  Cæsar Cascabel — Part 2, Chapter VII (1890)

“ Sergius asked, one day. “you really do hope that your old rascally Tchou-Tchouk will supply you with the reindeer you need to draw the wagon to the continent?”
“Mr. Sergius,” said Cascabel with a very serious look, “Tchou-Tchouk is not an old rascal! He is, in truth, a good fellow, an excellent fellow. Now, if he allows us to depart, he will permit us to take the Fair Rambler with us, and if he shows us such kindness, he cannot do less than offering us a score of reindeer, fifty, a hundred, a thousand reindeer, if I demand them!”
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Portrait of Jules Verne Jules Verne,  Cæsar Cascabel — Part 2, Chapter VII (1890)

“ That is to say:
“If this be not done on the day when these sacred people will desire it, let your tribe be vowed to celestial wrath!”
By this time, both the king and his subjects were panting with affright, and lay almost motionless on the soil, while Mr. Cascabel, raising his two arms toward the idols in token of gratitude, thanked them loudly for their divine intervention on his behalf.
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