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Load the gun and give it me." The Doctor could not say anything, for he would have done the same himself, so he followed Hatteras silently to the sledge, taking with him a couple of hatchets for his own and Johnson's use. Hatteras soon made his toilette, and slipped into the skin, which was big enough to cover him almost entirely. "Now, then, give me the gun," he said, "and you be off to Johnson. I must try and steal a march on my adversary." LOAD THE GUN AND GIVE IT TO ME THE DOCTOR COULD NOT SAY ANYTHING FOR HE WOULD HAVE DONE THE SAME HIMSELF SO HE FOLLOWED HATTERAS SILENTLY TO THE SLEDGE TAKING WITH HIM A COUPLE OF HATCHETS FOR HIS OWN AND JOHNSON'S USE HATTERAS SOON MADE HIS TOILETTE AND SLIPPED INTO THE SKIN WHICH WAS BIG ENOUGH TO COVER HIM ENTIRELY NOW THEN GIVE ME THE GUN HE SAID AND YOU MUST BE OFF THE JOHNSON I MUST TRY AND STEAL A MARCH ON MY ADVERSARY
nage that?" "Well, my scheme is simple enough, though rather dangerous. You kept the skin of the seal you killed, didnt you?" "It is on the sledge." "All right! Let us get back to the hut, and leave Johnson here to watch." Away they went, while the old boatswain slipped behind a hummock, which completely hid him from the bear, who continued still in the same place and in the same position. CHAPTER V. THE SEAL AND THE BEAR. "You know, Doctor," said Hatteras, as they returned to the hut, "the polar bears subsist almost entirely on seals. They'll lie in wait for them beside the crevasses for whole days, ready to strangle them the moment their heads appear above the surface. It is not likely, then, that a bear will be frightened of a seal." "I think I see what you are after, but it is dangerous." "Yes, but there is more chance of success than in trying any other plan, so I mean to risk it. I am going to dress myself in the seal's skin, and creep along the ice. Come, don't let us lose time.  CHAPTER FIVE OF THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE THIS IS A LIBER BOX RECORDING ALL LIEBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR A VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBRAVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY JACK ZIZOWSKI TALUSON MARYLAND THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE BY JULES BYRNE CHAPTER FIVE THE SEAL AND THE BEAR YOU KNOW DOCTOR SAID HATTERAS AS THEY RETURNED TO THE HUT THE POLAR BEARS SUBSIST ALMOST ENTIRELY ON SEALS THEY'LL LIE IN WAIT FOR THEM BESIDE THE CREVICES FOR WHOLE DAYS READY TO STRANGLE THEM THE MOMENT THEIR HEADS APPEAR ABOVE THE SURFACE IT IS NOT LIKELY THEN THAT A BEAR WILL BE FRIGHTENED OF A SEAL I THINK I SEE WHAT YOU ARE AFTER BUT IT IS DANGEROUS YES BUT THERE IS MORE CHANCE OF SUCCESS THAN IN TRYING ANY OTHER PLAN SO I MEAN TO RISK IT I AM GOING TO DRESS MYSELF IN THE SEAL'S SKIN AND CREEP ALONG THE ICE COME DON'T LET US LOSE TIME
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