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The next day the snow fell heavily, and the Doctor congratulated himself on his wise forethought, when he saw the white sheet lying three feet thick over the scene of the explosion, completely obliterating all traces of the Forward. THE NEXT DAY THE SNOW FELL HEAVILY AND THE DOCTOR CONGRATULATED HIMSELF ON HIS WISE FORETHOUGHT WHEN HE SAW THE WHITE SHEET LYING THREE FEET THICK OVER THE SCENE OF THE EXPLOSION COMPLETELY OBLITERATING ALL TRACES OF THE FORWARD
nging the few but precious treasures found among the débris of the brig.--P.9] Now that the inventory was made, the next business was to fetch the sledge. The tired-out dogs were harnessed sorely against their will, and before long returned bringing the few but precious treasures found among the débris of the brig. These were safely deposited in the hut, and then Johnson and Clawbonny, half-frozen with their work, resumed their places beside their companions in misfortune. CHAPTER II. FIRST WORDS OF ALTAMONT. About eight o'clock in the evening, the grey snow clouds cleared away for a little, and the stars shone out brilliantly in the sky. Hatteras seized the opportunity and went out silently to take the altitude of some of the principal constellations. He wished to ascertain if the ice-field was still drifting. In half an hour he returned and sat down in a corner of the hut, where he remained without stirring all night, motionless as if asleep, but in reality buried in deepest thought.  CHAPTER TWO OF THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIEBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBER BOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY JACK ZOWSKI TAUS IN MARYLAND THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE BY JULES BYRNE CHAPTER TWO FIRST WORDS OF ALTAMONT ABOUT EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING THE GRAY SNOW CLOUDS CLEARED AWAY FOR A LITTLE AND THE STARS SHONE OUT BRILLIANTLY IN THE SKY HATTERAS SEIZED THE OPPORTUNITY AND WENT SILENTLY TO TAKE THE ALTITUDE OF SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL CONSTELLATIONS HE WISHED TO ASCERTAIN IF THE ICE FIELD WAS STILL DRIFTING IN HALF AN HOUR HE RETURNED AND SAT DOWN IN A CORNER OF THE HUT WHERE HE REMAINED WITHOUT STIRRING ALL NIGHT MOTIONLESS AS IF ASLEEP BUT IN REALITY BURIED IN DEEPEST THOUGHT
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