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AUTUMN TRAVELLING. “When suddenly a grosse fog over spred, With his dull vapour all that desert has, And heaven’s cheerfull face enveloped; That all things one, and one as nothing was, And this great
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AUTUMN TRAVELLING. “When suddenly a grosse fog over spred, With his dull vapour all that desert has, And heaven’s cheerfull face enveloped; That all things one, and one as nothing was, And this great
HOMEWARD BOUND. “Still in the yawning trough the vessel reels, Ingulfed beneath two fluctuating hills; On either side t…
THE RETURN VOYAGE IN THE ICE. “Let our trusty band Haste to Fatherland, Let our vessel brave Plough the angry wave.” Th…
RETURN OF ALL THE SLEDGE TRAVELLERS. “Now that the winter’s gone, the earth hath lost Her snow-white robes, and now no …
RETURN OF THE NORTHERN DIVISION. “Is not short payne well borne, that brings long ease, And layes the soule to sleepe i…
THE MOST NORTHERN POINT EVER REACHED BY MAN. “And here on snows, where never human foot Of common mortal trod, we night…
THE NORTHERN DIVISION—TRAVELLING IN APRIL. “These high wild hills, and rough uneven ways, Draw out our miles and make t…
THE ROUTINE OF SLEDGE TRAVELLING. “We are well persuaded We carry not a heart with us from hence That grows not in a fa…
THE JOURNEY OF EGERTON AND RAWSON. “You were used to say, Extremity was the trier of spirits, That common chances commo…
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