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I-01-a |
"Mrs Joliffe served out slice after slice" |
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I-01-b |
Lieutenant Hobson and Sergeant Long |
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I-01-c |
"The Corporal, match in hand, awaited the order of his
Captain" |
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I-02-a |
The arrival of Thomas Black |
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I-02-b |
A savant thawed |
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I-03-a |
Thomas Black introduces himself |
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I-04-a |
The start from Fort Reliancce |
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I-04-b |
"Lieutenant Hobson and the Sergeant led the way," |
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I-05-a |
Corporal Joliffe proves his skill in driving, |
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I-05-b |
The beginning of the thaw |
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I-05-c |
The effects of the thaw |
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I-06-a |
A wapiti duel |
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I-06-b |
"To the icebergs! to the icebergs!" |
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I-06-c |
"There were bears prowling in the pass" |
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I-07-a |
The Hare Indians |
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I-08-a |
A storm on the lake |
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I-08-b |
"Hobson uttered a last despairing cry!" |
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I-08-c |
Saved! |
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I-09-a |
The mouth of the Coppermine River |
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I-09-b |
"Thousands of birds were shot" |
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I-10-a |
Traces of an encampment |
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I-11-a |
The footprints of a dancer |
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I-11-b |
A temporary encampment |
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I-12-a |
"I promise you double pay" |
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I-12-b |
The site of the fort |
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I-12-c |
Collecting materials for the new factory |
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I-13-a |
A hunting party |
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I-14-a |
Sergeant Long and Madge fishing |
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I-14-a |
"From this position they were able," &c. |
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I-15-a |
A Morse Hunt |
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I-16-a |
Walrus Bay |
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I-16-b |
Two shots |
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I-16-c |
Rival claimants |
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I-17-a |
"A new country was springing into being" |
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I-17-b |
"A kind of fete was held" |
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I-18-a |
"Mrs Barnett read aloud" |
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I-18-b |
"The dogs rushed out" &c. |
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I-19-a |
"The body was hauled up" &c. |
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I-19-b |
Some living creatures came out of the hut |
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I-19-c |
"She ran up to it" &c. |
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I-20-a |
"It is more beautiful than an Aurora Borealis!" |
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I-21-a |
"The bears were walking about on the roof" |
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I-21-b |
"Mrs Barnett pressed the brave man's hand" |
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I-21-b |
"Mrs Barnett discharged the contents" &c. |
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I-21-d |
"Mingled howls and screams were heard" |
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I-22-a |
"Just look at our house now!" |
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I-22-b |
"The ice burst" &c. |
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I-22-c |
"Its waters were still sweet" &c. |
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I-23-a |
"He might be seen standing motionless and silent" |
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I-23-b |
"All might watch the progress of the phenomenon" |
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I-23-c |
"Please, sir, it's because of the pay" |
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I-23-d |
"He shook his fist at the sun" |
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II-02-a |
"I think not" |
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II-02-b |
"The carpenter fixed upon the beach" &c. |
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II-02-c |
"Thomas Black would not even join the exploring party" |
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II-03-a |
"They breakfasted" &c. |
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II-03-b |
"Numerous furred animals" &c. |
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II-04-a |
"He was able to look closely at the steep wall" &c. |
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II-04-b |
"Keep hold!" |
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II-04-c |
"Corporal Joliffe was extremely fond of him" |
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II-05-a |
"Thanks to the Corporal's unwearying exertions" |
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II-05-b |
"We are sinking gradually" |
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II-06-a |
"Hobson remained crouching" &c. |
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II-060b |
"The Lieutenant promised" &c. |
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II-07-a |
"Not that way" |
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II-07-b |
"Sergeant! Where are you?" |
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II-07-c |
"We saw their fire; they will see ours!" |
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II-08-a |
"Look, Madge, look!" |
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II-08-b |
"The bear seized Kalumah by the clothes" |
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II-08-c |
"It was the young Esquimaux girl Kalumah" |
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II-09-a |
She murmured, 'Mrs Barnett' |
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II-09-b |
"The waves dashed over her kayak" |
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II-09-c |
"She covered him with kisses" |
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II-10-a |
"The Lieutenant tied round their necks" |
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II-10-b |
"Hobson was in dismay" |
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II-11-a |
"The wolves came within musket range" |
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II-11-b |
"We knew it, sir!" |
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II-12-a |
"It was a Polar bear" |
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II-12-b |
"Two large waggon sledges were built" |
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II-13-a |
"Some of the icebergs assumed extraordinary forms" |
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II-13-b |
"We must pass somehow" |
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II-14-a |
"Marbre flung his running noose skilfully," |
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II-14-b |
"Everybody started back" |
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II-15-a |
"It was dashed upon the ice-field with a fearful crash" |
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II-15-b |
"I think it is time to retrace our steps" |
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II-16-a |
"It is a frost-rime" |
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II-16-b |
"He took the altitude" |
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II-17-a |
"When an unexpected noise" |
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II-17-b |
"It was like an army of icebergs" &c. |
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II-18-a |
"Poor things! poor things!" |
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II-18-b |
"And a figure appeared" &c. |
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II-19-a |
"Examining the state of the sea" &c. |
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II-19-b |
"Mrs Barnett sobbed aloud" |
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II-20-a |
"The lower framework was already floating" |
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II-20-b |
"He escaped with a ducking" |
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II-21-a |
"The embarkation of provisions, &c., had to be put off" |
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II-22-a |
"He tightened them," &c. |
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II-22-b |
"Mrs Barnett turned and looked Madge full in the face" |
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II-23-a |
"A beam . . . sunk deep into the earth" &c. |
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II-23-b |
"The colonists, falling on their knees, returned thanks to
God" |
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II-24-a |
Kalumah and the bear |