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Come and help me, Bell. You haven't forgotten how to make a snow hut, have you? There is an iceberg all ready to hand; we've only got to hollow it out. Let's set to work; we shall find that is the best remedy for us." COME AND HELP ME BELL YOU HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN HOW TO MAKE A SNOW HUT HAVE YOU THERE'S AN ICEBERG ALL READY TO HAND WE'VE ONLY GOT TO HOLLOW IT OUT LET'S SET TO WORK WE SHALL FIND THAT IT IS THE BEST REMEDY FOR US
is to make a hut, for we can't stay long exposed to this temperature." "Yes, we'll soon manage that with Bell's help," replied the Doctor. "Then we must go and find the sledge, and bring back the American, and have a consultation with Hatteras." "Poor captain," said Johnson, always forgetting his own troubles, "how he must feel it!" Clawbonny and Bell found Hatteras standing motionless, his arms folded in his usual fashion. He seemed gazing into space, but his face had recovered its calm, self-possessed expression. His faithful dog stood beside him, like his master, apparently insensible to the biting cold, though the temperature was 32 degrees below zero. Bell lay on the ice in an almost inanimate condition. Johnson had to take vigorous measures to rouse him, but at last, by dint of shaking and rubbing him with snow, he succeeded. "Come, Bell," he cried, "don't give way like this. Exert yourself, my man; we must have a talk about our situation, and we need a place to put our heads in. IRST THING TO BE DONE NOW IS TO MAKE A HUT FOR WE CAN'T STAY LONG EXPOSED TO THIS TEMPERATURE YES WE'LL SOON MANAGE THAT WITH BELL'S HELP REPLIED THE DOCTOR THEN WE MUST GO AND FIND THE SLEDGE AND BRING BACK THE AMERICAN AND HAVE A CONSULTATION WITH HATTERAS POOR CAPTAIN SAID JOHNSON ALWAYS FORGETTING HIS OWN TROUBLES HOW HE MUST FEEL IT CLAWBONNY AND BELL FOUND HATTERAS STANDING MOTIONLESS HIS ARMS FOLDED IN HIS USUAL FASHION HE SEEMED GAZING INTO SPACE BUT HIS FACE HAD RECOVERED ITS CALM SELF POSSESSED EXPRESSION HIS FAITHFUL DOG STOOD BESIDE HIM LIKE HIS MASTER APPARENTLY INSENSIBLE TO THE BITING COLD THOUGH THE TEMPERATURE WAS THIRTY TWO DEGREES BELOW ZERO BELL LAY ON THE ICE IN AN ALMOST INANIMATE CONDITION JOHNSON HAD TO TAKE VIGOROUS MEASURES TO ROUSE HIM BUT AT LAST BY DINT OF SHAKING HIM AND RUBBING HIM WITH SNOW HE SUCCEEDED COME BELL HE CRIED DON'T GIVE WAY LIKE THIS EXERT YOURSELF MY MAN WE MUST HAVE A TALK ABOUT OUR SITUATION AND WE NEED TO FIND A PLACE TO PUT OUR HEADS IN
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