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Clawbonny donned his official apron again, and soon had his seal cutlets dressed and smoking on the table. CLAWBONNY DONNED HIS OFFICIAL APRON AGAIN AND SOON HAD HIS SEAL CUTLETS DRESSED AND SMOKING ON THE TABLE
ous track, leaving their long shadows behind them on the spotless snow. --P.87] "I'm certain of it! Come on faster." The light became stronger the nearer they approached, and soon they were walking in a bright luminous track, leaving their long shadows behind them on the spotless snow. Quickening their steps, they hastened forward, and in another half hour they were climbing the ascent to Fort Providence. CHAPTER IX. COLD AND HEAT. Hatteras and Johnson had been getting somewhat uneasy at the prolonged absence of their companions, and were delighted to see them back safe and sound. The hunters were no less glad to find themselves once more in a warm shelter, for the temperature had fallen considerably as night drew on, and the thermometer outside was 73° below zero. The poor hunters were half frozen, and so worn out that they could hardly drag their limbs along; but the stoves were roaring and crackling cheerily, and the big kitchen fire waiting to cook such game as might be brought in.  CHAPTER NINE OF THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE THIS IS A LIEBRAVOX RECORDING ALL LIEBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR WAR INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBRAVOX DOTWORG RECORDING BY JACK ZOWSKI TALUSSON MARYLAND THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE BY JULES BYRNE CHAPTER NINE COLD AND HEAT HATTERAS AND JOHNSON HAD BEEN GETTING SOMEWHAT UNEASY AT THE PROLONGED ABSENCE OF THEIR COMPANIONS AND WERE DELIGHTED TO SEE THEM BACK SAFE AND SOUND THE HUNTERS WERE NO LESS GLAD TO FIND THEMSELVES ONCE MORE IN A WARM SHELTER FOR THE TEMPERATURE HAD FALLEN CONSIDERABLY AS NIGHT DREW ON AND THE THERMOMETER OUTSIDE WAS SEVENTY THREE DEGREES BELOW ZERO THE POOR HUNTERS WERE HALF FROZEN AND SO WORN OUT THAT THEY COULD HARDLY DRAG THEIR LIMBS ALONG BUT THE STOVES WERE ROARING AND CRACKLING CHEERILY AND THE BIG KITCHEN FIRE WAITING TO COOK SUCH GAME AS MIGHT BE BROUGHT IN
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