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Again, the Norwood Review of England, in its issue of May 10, 1884, says: "We do not admit that there is ice up to the Pole  once inside the great ice barrier, a new world breaks upon the explorer, the climate is mild like that of England, and, afterward, balmy as the Greek Isles." AGAIN THE NORWARD REVIEW OF ENGLAND IN ITS ISSUE OF MAY TEN EIGHTEEN EIGHTY FOUR SAYS QUOTE WE DO NOT ADMIT THAT THERE IS ICE UP TO THE POLE ONCE INSIDE THE GREAT ICE BARRIER A NEW WORLD BREAKS UPON THE EXPLORER THE CLIMATE IS MILD LIKE THAT OF ENGLAND AND AFTERWARD BALMY AS THE GREEK ISLES
rs and explorers record in their log-books. No scientist has yet been audacious enough to attempt to explain, even to his own satisfaction, toward what lands these winged fowls are guided by their subtle instinct. However, Olaf Jansen has given us a most reasonable explanation. The presence of the open sea in the Northland is also explained. Olaf Jansen claims that the northern aperture, intake or hole, so to speak, is about fourteen hundred miles across. In connection with this, let us read what Explorer Nansen writes, on page 288 of his book: "I have never had such a splendid sail. On to the north, steadily north, with a good wind, as fast as steam and sail can take us, an open sea mile after mile, watch after watch, through these unknown regions, always clearer and clearer of ice, one might almost say: 'How long will it last?' The eye always turns to the northward as one paces the bridge. It is gazing into the future. But there is always the same dark sky ahead which means open sea. ORS AND EXPLORERS RECORD IN THEIR LOG BOOKS NO SCIENTIST HAS YET BEEN AUDACIOUS ENOUGH TO ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN EVEN TO HIS OWN SATISFACTION TOWARD WHAT LANDS THESE WINGED FOWLS ARE GUIDED BY THEIR SUBTLE INSTINCT HOWEVER OLAF CHANSON HAS GIVEN US A MOST REASONABLE EXPLANATION THE PRESENCE OF THE OPEN SEA IN THE NORTHLAND IS ALSO EXPLAINED OLAF CHANSON CLAIMS THAT THE NORTHERN APERTURE INTAKE OR HALL SO TO SPEAK IS ABOUT FOURTEEN HUNDRED MILES ACROSS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS LET US READ WHAT EXPLORER NANSON WRITES ON PAGE TWO EIGHTY EIGHT OF HIS BOOK QUOTE I HAVE NEVER HAD SUCH A SPLENDID SAIL ON TO THE NORTH STEADILY NORTH WITH A GOOD WIND AS FAST THE STEAM AND SAIL CAN TAKE US AN OPEN SEA MILE AFTER MILE WATCH AFTER WATCH THROUGH THESE UNKNOWN REGIONS ALWAYS CLEARER AND CLEARER OF ICE ONE MIGHT ALMOST SAY HOW LONG WILL IT LAST THE EYE ALWAYS TURNS TO THE NORTHWARD AS ONE PACES THE BRIDGE IT IS GAZING INTO THE FUTURE BUT THERE IS ALWAYS THE SAME DARK SKY AHEAD WHICH MEANS OPEN SEA UNQUOTE
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