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Scott’s Last Expedition Volume I

CHAPTER IV
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With a southerly blow she would simply bind on to the ice, receiving great shelter from the end of the Cape.

With a northerly blow she might turn rather close to the shore, where the soundings run to 3 fathoms, but behind such a stretch of ice she could scarcely get a sea or swell without warning.

It looks a wonderfully comfortable little nook, but, of course, one can be certain of nothing in this place; one knows from experience how deceptive the appearance of security may be.

Pennell is truly excellent in his present position--he's invariably cheerful, unceasingly watchful, and continuously ready for emergencies.

I have come to possess implicit confidence in him.
The temperature fell to 4 deg.


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