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  1 2,6|     might be called Jupiter, and Jup for short. ~And so, without
  2 2,6|    without more ceremony, Master Jup was installed in Granite
  3 2,7|          all did ample justice. ~Jup was not forgotten, and he
  4 2,7|       during our absence, Master Jup takes it into his head to
  5 2,7|        may be stated that Master Jup grew more accustomed to
  6 2,7|         projected works. Top and Jup were good friends and played
  7 2,7|          willingly together, but Jup did everything solemnly. ~
  8 2,7|       had been completed, Master Jup had been set at liberty.
  9 2,8|        this time the intelligent Jup was raised to the duty of
 10 2,8|       when they talked together. Jup had besides a real affection
 11 2,8|         to the top of some tree, Jup passed the greatest part
 12 2,8|      then of the pleasure Master Jup gave to the inhabitants
 13 2,8|     which enraptured Pencroft. ~"Jup, some soup!" ~"Jup, a little
 14 2,8|   Pencroft. ~"Jup, some soup!" ~"Jup, a little agouti!" ~"Jup,
 15 2,8|         Jup, a little agouti!" ~"Jup, a plate!" ~"Jup! Good Jup!
 16 2,8|      agouti!" ~"Jup, a plate!" ~"Jup! Good Jup! Honest Jup!" ~
 17 2,8|       Jup, a plate!" ~"Jup! Good Jup! Honest Jup!" ~Nothing was
 18 2,8|            Jup! Good Jup! Honest Jup!" ~Nothing was heard but
 19 2,8|          was heard but that, and Jup without ever being disconcerted,
 20 2,8|        said to him,-~"Decidedly, Jup, your wages must be doubled." ~
 21 2,8|        mud, with what energy did Jup with a single heave of his
 22 2,8|      Harding, Pencroft, Neb, and Jup, posted themselves in different
 23 2,9|          of the thunder. ~Master Jup had not been forgotten,
 24 2,9|       his taste. ~"With good old Jup there is never any quarreling,"
 25 2,9|      what a servant!" ~Of course Jup was now well used to service.
 26 2,9|         under Neb's care. Master Jup, entrusted with carrying
 27 2,9|      could have possessed Master Jup's skill in climbing ladders,
 28 2,9|    Pencroft's turn to go he took Jup, and let him drive, and
 29 2,9|           and let him drive, and Jup, cracking his whip, acquitted
 30 2,0|       and neither Neb nor Master Jup, his assistant, were to
 31 2,1|            asked Pencroft. ~"And Jup be growling like that?"
 32 2,1|    turning to the dog, "and you, Jup, be off to your room!" ~
 33 2,1|         and the dog were silent. Jup went off to bed, but Top
 34 2,1|          by the evening. Top and Jup accompanied them. As soon
 35 2,1|       towards this well? Why did Jup join Top in a sort of common
 36 2,2|      wore a necklace of teal and Jup wreaths of snipe round his
 37 2,2|         wished to burst it open. Jup was also uttering piercing
 38 2,2|           and he was followed by Jup, armed with knotty cudgel,
 39 2,2| strangling them instantaneously. Jup wielded his weapon valiantly,
 40 2,2|        about on the shore. ~"And Jup!" cried Pencroft; "where
 41 2,2|        cried Pencroft; "where is Jup?" Jup had disappeared. His
 42 2,2|        Pencroft; "where is Jup?" Jup had disappeared. His friend
 43 2,2|           and for the first time Jup did not reply to his friend'
 44 2,2|    Everyone set out in search of Jup, trembling lest he should
 45 2,2|       the snow with their blood. Jup was found in the midst of
 46 2,2|       the intrepid animal. ~Poor Jup still held in his hand the
 47 2,2|   ourselves." ~It appeared as if Jup understood, for he leaned
 48 2,2|          condition was serious. ~Jup, carried by Neb and Pencroft,
 49 2,2|       part had been reached, but Jup was very weak from loss
 50 2,2|          chest of Granite House. Jup was at first restless, but
 51 2,2|        been taken of him. One of Jup's hands hung over the side
 52 2,2|          was possible. ~However, Jup, after having given them
 53 2,2|           On the 16th of August, Jup began to eat. Neb made him
 54 2,2|          spoiling the ape. "Poor Jup has no other pleasure than
 55 2,2|       the 21st of August, Master Jup arose. His wounds were healed,
 56 2,2|        returning. ~"Eat away, my Jup," said he, "and don't spare
 57 2,2|          s call, who was then in Jup's room. ~"What's the matter?"
 58 2,2|        what did they see? Master Jup smoking calmly and seriously,
 59 2,2|        my pipe! Hello, my honest Jup, I make you a present of
 60 2,2|       old boy, smoke away!" ~And Jup gravely puffed out clouds
 61 2,2|         But from this day Master Jup had a pipe of his own, the
 62 2,2|          similarity of tastes of Jup and Pencroft served to tighten
 63 2,2|       was on board, even Top and Jup, and Herbert weighed the
 64 2,2|   answered Pencroft; "you forget Jup." ~"Out of seven," added
 65 2,8|        appeared. Neither Top nor Jup, who accompanied him, ever
 66 2,8|     incontestably that of Master Jup. Master Jup had sat with
 67 2,8|       that of Master Jup. Master Jup had sat with a gravity not
 68 2,8|         Pencroft. ~And if Master Jup had not been satisfied,
 69 2,8|       was preceded by the nimble Jup, who slid down to the sand. ~
 70 2,9|        of his companions. Master Jup was ordered to keep him
 71 2,0|       for them on the beach, and Jup came joyously to meet them,
 72 2,0|     singular behavior of Top and Jup when they prowled round
 73 2,0|    Spilett and Herbert, aided by Jup and Top, did not miss a
 74 2,0|        mysterious cause. Top and Jup themselves no longer growled
 75 3,3|     Granite House, where Top and Jup had been shut up since the
 76 3,4|     attempted any attack. Master Jup and Top, on guard at the
 77 3,5|         colony, including Master Jup and Top, the four cannon
 78 3,9|       inside the corral. ~It was Jup, Master Jup in person, to
 79 3,9|      corral. ~It was Jup, Master Jup in person, to whom Top immediately
 80 3,9|        most cordial reception. ~"Jup!" exclaimed Pencroft. ~ "
 81 3,9|     Harding was not mistaken. At Jup's neck hung a small bag,
 82 3,9|      aggravated, and when he saw Jup, he no longer doubted that
 83 3,9|        of the corral was opened. Jup and Top, who knew when to
 84 3,9|          a strict watch. Top and Jup, the latter armed with his
 85 3,0|        then thought of employing Jup, and confiding a note to
 86 3,0|          often put to the proof. Jup understood the word corral,
 87 3,0|          the note, he tied it to Jup's neck, he brought the ape
 88 3,0|          repeated these words,-~"Jup Jup! corral, corral!" ~The
 89 3,0|      repeated these words,-~"Jup Jup! corral, corral!" ~The creature
 90 3,1|        at Granite House. Top and Jup themselves were to accompany
 91 3,1|         a seat in his vehicle to Jup, who accepted it without
 92 3,1|       careful to send in Top and Jup, who faithfully accomplished
 93 3,1|     particularly irritate Master Jup. The night passed without
 94 3,2|      extreme precaution. Top and Jup skirmished on the flanks,
 95 3,2|       Harding consented. Top and Jup were to remain with the
 96 3,2|        themselves ready to fire. Jup, at Pencroft's orders, kept
 97 3,2|      outside under the charge of Jup and Top, who had been prudently
 98 3,2|            Top still barked, and Jup, running towards the dog,
 99 3,4|         of some violence. Master Jup aided them dexterously,
100 3,4|    animals were all well. Master Jup was a little chilly, it
101 3,5|         After that, who knows if Jup and Top had not themselves
102 3,5|      were standing on the beach. Jup and Top alone were left
103 3,9|          all directions. Top and Jup showed signs of the greatest
104 3,0|     drowned, and the unfortunate Jup himself had, alas! found