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The object glass! This explained the whole mystery, foot prints and all; and with a shout of surprise he hurried down the hill to impart his discovery to the wondering companions, who came running towards him, startled by his loud exclamation, and full of anxiety at his precipitate descent. THE OBJECT GLASS THIS EXPLAINED THE WHOLE MYSTERY FOOTPRINTS AND ALL AND WITH A SHOUT OF SURPRISE HE HURRIED DOWN THE HILL TO IMPART HIS DISCOVERY TO THE WONDERING COMPANIONS WHO CAME RUNNING TOWARDS HIM STARTLED BY HIS LOUD EXCLAMATION AND FULL OF ANXIETY AT HIS PRECIPITATE DESCENT
the title of Altamont Harbour. According to the Doctor's calculations the travellers were now only 9° distant from the Pole. They had gone over two hundred miles from Victoria Bay to Altamont Harbour, and were in latitude 87° 5' and longitude 118° 35'. CHAPTER XXI. THE OPEN SEA. Next morning by eight o'clock all the remaining effects were on board, and the preparations for departure completed. But before starting the Doctor thought he would like to take a last look at the country and see if any further traces of the presence of strangers could be discovered, for the mysterious footmarks they had met with were never out of his thoughts. He climbed to the top of a height which commanded a view of the whole southern horizon, and took out his pocket telescope. But what was his astonishment, to find he could see nothing through it, not even neighbouring objects. He rubbed his eyes and looked again, but with no better result. Then he began to examine the telescope, the object glass was gone! S IS A LIBER BOX RECORDING ALL LIEBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBERVOX THAT ORG RECORDING BY JACK ZOWSKI TAUSON MARYLAND THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE BY JULES VERN CHAPTER TWENTY ONE THE OPEN SEA NEXT MORNING BY EIGHT O'CLOCK ALL THE REMAINING EFFECTS WERE ON BOARD AND THE PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE COMPLETED BUT BEFORE STARTING THE DOCTOR THOUGHT HE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A LAST LOOK AT THE COUNTRY AND SEE IF ANY FURTHER TRACES OF THE PRESENCE OF STRANGERS COULD BE DISCOVERED FOR THE MYSTERIOUS FOOTMARKS THEY HAD MET WITH WERE NEVER OUT OF HIS THOUGHTS HE CLIMBED TO THE TOP OF A HEIGHT WHICH COMMANDED A VIEW OF THE WHOLE SOUTHERN HORIZON AND TOOK OUT HIS POCKET TELESCOPE BUT WHAT WAS HIS ASTONISHMENT TO FIND HE COULD SEE NOTHING THROUGH IT NOT EVEN NEIGHBORING OBJECTS HE RUBBED HIS EYES AND LOOKED AGAIN BUT WITH NO BETTER RESULT THEN HE BEGAN TO EXAMINE THE TELESCOPE THE OBJECT GLASS WAS GONE
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