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ATTACKED BY THE ICE. Hatteras, after seeing to the anchorage of the ship, returned to his cabin, took out his chart, and marked his position on it very carefully; he found himself in latitude 76° 57
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ATTACKED BY THE ICE. Hatteras, after seeing to the anchorage of the ship, returned to his cabin, took out his chart, and marked his position on it very carefully; he found himself in latitude 76° 57
CONCLUSION. Why linger over the perpetual sufferings of the survivors? They themselves could never recall to their me…
RETURN TO THE SOUTH. Three hours after this sad conclusion to the adventures of Captain Hatteras, Clawbonny, Altamont…
MOUNT HATTERAS. After this solid conversation every one made himself as comfortable as possible in the cavern, and so…
POLAR COSMOGRAPHY. Of course, to eat at table, they were obliged to sit on the ground. "But," said Clawbonn…
THE ENGLISH FLAG. One cry, bursting from the lips of the other four, succeeded their first stupefaction. "Hatter…
THE APPROACH TO THE POLE. The time flew by in this uncertainty. Nothing appeared on the sharply defined circle of the…
THE OPEN SEA. The next morning Johnson and Bell set about carrying on board the camping material. At eight o'clo…
FOOTPRINTS ON THE SNOW. July 4th a dense fog prevailed. They were only able with the greatest difficulty to keep a st…
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