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He soon ascertained that the Porpoise was a three mast American ship, from New York, wrecked on the ice, with provisions and combustibles in abundance still on board, and that, though she had been thrown on her side, she had not gone to pieces, and there was every chance of saving her cargo. HE SOON ASCERTAINED THAT THE PORPOISE WAS A THREE MASTED AMERICAN SHIP FROM NEW YORK WRECKED ON THE ICE WITH PROVISIONS AND COMBUSTIBLES IN ABUNDANCE STILL ON BOARD AND THAT THOUGH SHE HAD BEEN THROWN ON HER SIDE SHE HAD NOT GONE TO PIECES AND THERE WAS EVERY CHANCE OF SAVING HER CARGO
ore, and smiled feebly. "You say, then, that the Porpoise is in longitude 120° 15', and latitude 83° 35'?" "Yes," sighed the American, and fell back motionless in the Doctor's arms, completely overpowered by the effort he had made. "Friends!" exclaimed Hatteras; "you see I was right. Our salvation lies indeed in the north, always in the north. We shall be saved!" But the joyous, exulting words had hardly escaped his lips before a sudden thought made his countenance change. The serpent of jealousy had stung him, for this stranger was an American, and he had reached three degrees nearer the Pole than the ill-fated Forward. CHAPTER III. A SEVENTEEN DAYS' MARCH. These first words of Altamont had completely changed the whole aspect of affairs, but his communication was still incomplete, and, after giving him a little time to rest, the Doctor undertook the task of conversing again with him, putting his questions in such a form that a movement of the head or eyes would be a sufficient answer.  CHAPTER THREE OF THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIEBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBRAVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY JACK SEZALSKI TAUS IN MARYLAND THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE BY JULES BYRNE CHAPTER THREE A SEVENTEEN DAYS MARCH THESE FIRST WORDS OF ALTAMONT HAD COMPLETELY CHANGED THE WHOLE ASPECT OF AFFAIRS BUT HIS COMMUNICATION WAS STILL INCOMPLETE AND AFTER GIVING HIM A LITTLE REST THE DOCTOR UNDERTOOK THE TASK OF CONVERSING AGAIN WITH HIM PUTTING HIS QUESTIONS IN SUCH A FORM THAT A MOVEMENT OF THE HEAD OR EYES WOULD BE A SUFFICIENT ANSWER
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