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"Take the helm, Altamont," said the Doctor, "and let us try our utmost to find our poor captain." Johnson and Bell seized the oars, and rowed about for more than an hour; but their search was vain  Hatteras was lost! TAKE THE HELM ALTAMONT SAID THE DOCTOR AND LET US TRY OUR UTMOST TO FIND OUR POOR CAPTAIN JOHNSON AND BELL SEIZED THE OARS AND ROWED ABOUT FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR BUT THEIR SEARCH WAS VAIN HATTERAS WAS LOST
 began to form among the waves, drawing down the ship gradually by its irresistible suction. [Illustration: ] Deeper and deeper she sank, whizzing round at such tremendous speed that to the poor fellows on board, the water seemed motionless. All five men stood erect, gazing at each other in speechless terror. But suddenly the ship rose perpendicularly, her prow went above the edge of the vortex, and getting out of the centre of attraction by her own velocity, she escaped at a tangent from the circumference, and was thrown far beyond, swift as a ball from a cannon's mouth. Altamont, the Doctor, Johnson, and Bell were pitched flat on the planks. When they got up, Hatteras had disappeared! It was two o'clock in the morning. CHAPTER XXIII. THE ENGLISH FLAG For a few seconds they seemed stupefied, and then a cry of "Hatteras!" broke from every lip. On all sides, nothing was visible but the tempestuous ocean. Duk barked desperately, and Bell could hardly keep him from leaping into the waves.  CHAPTER TWENTY THREE OF THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ONLY BRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TWO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRAVOX DOT ORG THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HATTERAS PART TWO THE FIELD OF ICE BY JULES VERNE CHAPTER TWENTY THREE THE ENGLISH FLAG FOR A FEW SECONDS THEY SEEMED STUPEFIED AND THEN A CRY OF HATTERAS BROKE FROM EVERY LIP ON ALL SIDES NOTHING WAS VISIBLE BUT THE TEMPESTUOUS OCEAN DUKE BARKED DESPERATELY AND BELL COULD HARDLY KEEP HIM FROM LEAPING INTO THE WAVES
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