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An Antarctic Mystery

CHAPTER X
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Our schooner would arrive before the gates of the iceberg wall would be open.

For three days the weather caused the working of the ship to be unusually laborious, and the new crew behaved very well; thereupon the boatswain congratulated them.

Hurliguerly bore witness that Hunt, for all his awkward and clumsy build, was in himself worth three men.
"A famous recruit," said he.
"Yes, indeed," I replied, "and gained just at the last moment." "Very true, Mr.Jeorling! But what a face and head he has, that Hunt!" "I have often met Americans like him in the regions of the Far West," I answered, "and I should not be surprised if this man had Indian blood in his veins.

Do you ever talk with Hunt ?" "Very seldom, Mr.Jeorling.He keeps himself to himself, and away from everybody.

And yet, it is not for want of mouth.


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