[A Journey to the Interior of the Earth by Jules Verne]@TWC D-Link bookA Journey to the Interior of the Earth CHAPTER XVIII 8/12
I was exhausted.
The order to 'halt' therefore gave me pleasure.
Hans laid our provisions upon a block of lava, and we ate with a good appetite. But one thing troubled me, our supply of water was half consumed.
My uncle reckoned upon a fresh supply from subterranean sources, but hitherto we had met with none.
I could not help drawing his attention to this circumstance. "Are you surprised at this want of springs ?" he said. "More than that, I am anxious about it; we have only water enough for five days." "Don't be uneasy, Axel, we shall find more than we want." "When ?" "When we have left this bed of lava behind us.
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