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ACROSS THE ICE The little troop descended towards the south-east. Simpson drove the sledge. Dick helped him with zeal, and did not seem astonished at the new occupation of his companions. Hatteras a
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ACROSS THE ICE The little troop descended towards the south-east. Simpson drove the sledge. Dick helped him with zeal, and did not seem astonished at the new occupation of his companions. Hatteras a
THE RETURN The wind went down about six in the morning, and turning suddenly north cleared the clouds from the sky; t…
THE DEATH OF SIMPSON The travellers went on their weary way, each thinking of the discovery they had just made. Hatte…
THE CAIRN The frost-rime had lasted about three-quarters of an hour; quite long enough for the bears and foxes to mak…
PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE Hatteras would not inform his crew of their situation, for if they had known that they had…
CHRISTMAS There was then a movement of despair. The thought of death, and death from cold, appeared in all its horror…
THE LAST LUMP OF COAL It seemed certain that no bears were to be had; several seals were killed during the days of th…
AN OLD FOX That day the thermometer went down to 3° below zero. The weather was pretty calm, and the cold without bre…
PREPARATIONS FOR WINTERING The southern hemisphere is colder in parallel latitudes than the northern hemisphere; but …
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