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PHANTOM
THE
POLES
The
phantom
THE
OF
BY
WALTER
POLES
WILLIAM
S.
REED
COMPANY
ROCKEY
NEW
YORK
Copyright,
by
1906,
WILLIAM
REED
and
WALTER
Entered
ROCKEY
S.
at
Stationers'
Hall,
1906
London,
Eng.
This
MY
SYDNEY
is
Volume
Dedicated
to
GRANDSON
REED
SMITH
CONTENTS,
PAGE.
Introduction
15
General
Summary
20
"
Flattening
Earth
the
Poles
THE
AT
II
of
Length
29
Polar
of
Nights.
32
III
Working
IV
Around
of
Compass.
the
37
Curve
the
Mysteries
of
47
Polar
the
Regions
VI
The
52
It
What
Water-sky;
Is
VII
The
54
Aurora:
Its
ful
Wonder-
Variations
VIII
Meteors
65
Volcanic
or
turbances
Dis109
IX
Finding
of
Rock
in
on
and
Ice
X
XI
Dust
Open
114
in
Arctic
the
Water
at
Point
124the
North
thest
Farand
South
XII
Why
128
It
THE
Warmer
Is
Poles
Near
175
9
PAGE.
XIII
Driftwood
Whence
"
Came
XIV
196
Have
Others
Arctic
What
Es-
than
Inhabited
QUiMOs
XV
It
the
Regions?
201
Produces
Snow
IN
Colored
Arctic?.
THE
XVI
Where
Are
How
and
bergs
Ice-
Formed?
XVII
XVIII
XIX
The
Tidal
Clouds,
213
Wave
Fogs,
Arctic
232
Vapors.
and
250
Antarctic
and
Winds
XX
The
255
Centre
of
Gravity
269
.
XXI
XXII
Reach
Cannot
What
OF
In
Is
the
209
In
the
the
Earth?
Conclusion
Poles.
2^2
Interior
275
282
10
ILLUSTRATIONS.
PAGE.
Frontispiece
Portrait
Some
Polar
Famous
Explorers.
.
Showing
Globe,
Earth's
Planet
of
Interior
Life
27
30
in
Arctic
the
Working
of
Circle.
33
Compass.
the
41
...
View
of
No.
Water-sky,
the
i
.
View
of
No.
Water-sky,
the
The
Aurora
Borealis,
No.
The
Aurora
Borealis,
No.
Rock
55
61
2.
79
100
Ice
on
13
the
Saturn
Home
The
Portion
121
Icebergs
141
Northern
Entrance
OF
to
the
terior
In-
Earth
THE
171
Ptarmigan
177
Eider-ducks
182
How
Arctic
THE
Slaughter
Natives
Swarm
of
An
Eskimo's
Section
Seals
in
Circle
187
Auks
191
Sled
of
207
Great
the
Ice
Barrier
The
225
Penguin
Emperor
Birds-eye
TO
THE
View
Interior
of
257
the
of
the
Opening
Earth
.
II
273
"A.
G,
W.
'"
'"
Notihward.FmrlhesI
F.
Famous
Some
1 From
Gkeely,
Melville.
1 From
W.
F.
Norlh.''
A.
Stokes
Coprrithl
Hall.
Polar
Co.
Explorers.
Copyright
1807
by
Harper
19C8
"
by
Rockwood,
Brotbers,
N.
Y.
"
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INTRODUCTION
volume
This
those
and
and
of
more
considered;
all.
for
Throw
locked
in
they
as
the
task
is
the
am
may
and
to
land
the
succeeded
archives
of
but
herculean;
I
tasks,
that
but
tackle;
at
giant
by
Investigation.
the
place
Prejudice
that
young
at
them
to
unknowable,
ited
inhabthat
the
Hercules
powerful
one
in
stone
which
formed
per-
likewise.
do
to
be
so
securely
realize
have
the
be
man
hope
but,
refuse
or
the
as
also
not
remain
fully
prehended.
com-
unlock
since
been
earth.
aware
giant
will
have
his
will
truths
the
or
not
will
key,
the
be
can
boastful
it
key
to
half-score
seem
hope
one
away
it, and
use
proof
hitherto
may
understood,
but
as
truths
This
when
far
so
proved,
mighty
entertain
to
amusement,
prove,
established
written
not
for
read
who
establish
is
sling
my
it is
aimed,
low
and
laid
stalwart.
General
be
MHA
i6
INTRODUCTION
The
problems
be
to
solved
lows
fol-
as
are
1.
2.
Why
is the
Why
have
the
reached
3.
is
Why
What
the
What
7.
Why
points
Aurora
produces
Borealis?
tidal
fall
meteors
the
in
long
so
and
icebergs formed,
are
near
been
farthest
the
south
is the
do
poles
never
invisible
sun
or
5. Where
6.
poles
near
north
the
at
winter
4.
flattened
earth
poles,
wave
frequently
more
whence
and
how?
they
do
come?
8.
9.
What
the
Arctic
and
calm
Why
is
Arctic
10.
Why
six
Why
ice-pressure
in
still tide
during
weather
colored
in
snow
the
region?
warmer
hundred
is ice
near
to
from
etc.
one
the
poles
thousand
than
miles
them?
in
the
filled
sand,
great
Ocean
there
is it
away
11.
the
causes
Arctic
with
Ocean
rock,
quently
fre-
gravel,
INTRODUCTION
i8
their
lives, that
and
the
world.
to
all
might
know
geography
of
this
prove
interior
sustain
to
after
"
accustomed
to
its exterior,
mankind
with
the
in New
subway
of
that
people
(if
homes
York
it be
the
find
of
build
to
The
ber
num-
comfortable
already occupied)
not
as
"
outlay
it cost
City.
can
and
accessible
made
life that
time, and
little discomfort
as
one-fourth
its
in
conditions
be
can
is not
acclimated
different
and
able
am
earth
with
man
the
suitable
but
getting
to
treasure,
be
double,
or
this
truth
wonderful
reports
that
theory
my
only hollow,
on
their
'Through
the
will
billions.
Some
said:
have
"Isn't
if
it wonderful,
true?"
I
like
am
Falls
stood
of
*'Why,
at
with
the
falling
wonderful?"
the
*'Why,"
anything
said
to
the
hinder
expresses
stranger,
As
the
he
the
waters,
it wonderful?"
asked
pitching
water
visited
friend.
''Isn't
remarked:
''What's
that
stranger
Niagara
gazing
friend
That
the
the
stranger.
like
over
"I
don't
that."
see
it."
the
whole
situation.
It
INTRODUCTION
may
many,
nothing
19
be
surprising,
and
ridiculous
or
to
hinder
seem
to
it.
others,
wonderful
but
to
see
GENERAL
20
GENERAL
and
and
clearly
another
convince
rather
than
will
the
Greely
world;
gazing
on
To
order,
and
be
may
then
these
a
the
but
mock
facts
into
the
the
future
square
he
was
home
of
old.
years
clear, concise
1 20
sister-
our
bars,
to
at
sun
into
the
the
past
Lieutenant
saw
two
explorers
look
horizontal
what
in
the
Nansen
with
present
only hollow,
When
looking
when
daughter,
ideas,
my
time
had
earth.
was
and
their
have
beholding
was
lined
sun
of
and
the
L., he
deg.
his
of
will
only hope
to
is not
earth
much
turning-point,
interior
credit
nearly all, of
all, or
spent
my
that
not;
give
quite
state
can
manner
know
is
expression.
my
that
that
have
lem,
prob-
thought
public,
I
form
the
the
in
best
out
convey
to
subject
reader
I claim
to
study
Whether
others,
the
but
able
forcibly
this
on
that
To
thing.
views
in the
expressed
be
to
is worthless
opinion
an
mistake.
great
that
it is not
because
is
SUMMARY^
conclude
To
SUMMARY
the
reader
form,
let
in
us
GENERAL
SUMMARY
whether
see
21
there
with
be
claim
the
that
anything
that
the
flicts
con-
is
earth
hollow.
Why
1.
poles
be
As
the
the
earth
is the
round,
the
is
opening
from
its
size
the
of
the
interior
the
at
it could
not
that.
Again,
would
detract
in
just
proportion
to
opening.
have
reached?
to
answer
roundness
Why
2.
is hollow,
the
to
flattened
earth
the
poles
poles
No
been
never
in
exist,
the
sense
understood.
usually
will
poles,"
however,
the
be
for
for
long
poles
time
strikes
Upon
the
the
the
one
shines
until
the
interior,
sinks
long
him
over
it strikes
squarely
and
the
the
it does
that
part
shines
down
equator
so
the
winter
the
the
near
in;
hence
not
show
into
sun
poles.
hollow,
being
the
so
ing
approach-
curve,
of
for
supposed
the
earth
way
ing
cover-
as
appear
near
obliquely
round
way
not
during
earth
work,
explorers.
sun
winter
Because
the
divers
by
in
this
sake,
from
point
"the
term,
throughout
convenience'
does
Why
3.
used
farthest
long sought
The
the
up
earth
the
sun
again
more
basin.
GENERAL
22.
Assuming
4.
what
produce
that
it is
5. We
the
farthest
must
solid,
earth,
the
one
judges.
compass.
near
falling
can
this
answer
answered.
easily
from
If
Why?
in
eruption
and
earth
question
interior
of
the
into
thrown
are
cano
vol-
Some
the
it rocks
the
near
air.
The
7.
in
the
the
does
rocks
of ; for
be
carbon
of
some
8.
dust
Ocean.
called
ask
what
it has
been
not
of
volcanic
The
is
query
Arctic
dust?
up
next
quantities
great
The
poles.
it is
is in
plored
ex-
drawing
constantly
are
no
if hollow,
have
poles?
supposed
be
that
the
when
show
to
best
to
will
can
the
resort
work
to
Meteors
the
ones
be
hollow,
We
we
will
now
is
warmer.
The
supposed
6.
earth
evidence
it refuse
Does
be
warmer.
the
the
should
interior
the
that
SUMMARY
constantly
What
shooting
that
stars.
dust
is
analyzed,
and
iron, supposed
and
found
causes
eruptions
this
the
concerning
to
this
send
One
composed
found
to
out
come
volcano.
What
Aurora
produces
Borealis
the
Aurora
is the
Borealis
reflection
of
?
a
GENERAL
SUMMARY
fire
within
23
interior
the
and
exploding
on,
so
of
absence
is due
all kinds
such
Icebergs
they
are
the
or
This
prevails
the
the
earth,
down
loose
the
to
and
reason
that
mouth
of
be
last
the
Under
be
sea,
be
those
to
the
freeze
it flows.
as
until, owing
the
bergs
are
the
inland
the
conditions,
the
ing
pass-
thawed
bergs
Ice-
ocean.
earth,
on
than
for
the
at
the
would
mouth
first to
icebergs
to
warmth
the
rains
and
of
ing
continu-
water,
warm
; hence
by
mouth
the
it is colder
terior
in-
Arctic
the
to
cold, the
formed
stream
the
it is warm,
into
washed
cannot
and
matter,
In
in summer,
and
while
Where
how?
months,
weather
warm
from
for
oils,
toning,
order.
it, freezing
over
pass
in
flowing
freezing
cano,
vol-
fires.
where
it is very
faint
vegetable
And
canyons
stream
to
next
earth,
Circle, where
the
are
formed?
of
streams
forest
burning
coloring;
of
or
The
of minerals,
only
or
burning
prairie
as
9.
"
coloring,
earth.
much
causes
the
to
the
of
igniting
containing
and
of
thaw.
could
not
formed.
10.
What
causes
tidal
waves?
Many
started
are
where
This
ocean.
else
nothing
part
of the
when
it
the
greatest
and
waves,
advance
starts
tidal
it is
hard
have
to
travel
miles
an
them
farthest.
the
the
moon
them
keeps
going;
would
they
as
more
than
one
which
is too
fast
the
start
that
believe,
creates
thousand
for
wave
water.
What
II.
Arctic
and
Two
yellow
that
density
colors
it.
to
be
it does
naturally
interior.
This
the
the
blossom
or
grow
on
not
believe
Black
consisting
that
snow
of
by
ble
vegeta-
the
such
is supposed
of
pollen
earth,
and
plant.
one
by
can
in
grow
is caused
it
snow
matter
it must
carbon
red,
with
air
with
vegetable
the
The
causes:
it falls
when
in
snow
caused
are
permeating
matter
dust,
colored
causes
region?
green,
As
and
to
hour,
It will
theory
is
What
iceberg
an
send
waves
iceberg
ocean.
the
hundredth
monster
if
commotion
because
given
one
the
conclusion
Some
but
of
into
plunges
natural
largest
produce
can
into
plunging
is
answer
commotion
the
and
formed,
were
place
the
icebergs leaving
by
they
the
of
SUMMARY
GENERAL
24
the
black
iron,
and
26
GENERAL
and
break.
must
whole
The
raft.
while
when
wind
under
little
an
but
when
in
is
moving
which
is
would
sink.
it
raised,
the
where
all
of
the
iceberg
it
keeps
the
ice,
it
else
wave,
is
therefore,
and
These
was
but
roar;
in
passed
first
into
the
with
rock,
substances
volcano
formed.
of
seasons
course,
stream
filled
ice
exploding
iceberg
during
appear,
the
an
the
reaches
by
ice,
split,
sand?
from
came
fall
is
and
gravel,
it
on.
goes
Why
14.
The
that
the
break,
must
wave
before
the
When
in
puts
with
than
lighter
but
different.
interfered
not
is
hut,
wave
force
the
This,
gale.
or
are
long
and
rise,
cannot
tidal
motion
ice-field,
the
ship
things
appearance,
is
in
monster
and
perfect
cover
felt;
wave
time
blows
different.
is
like
along
is covered,
sea
the
wind
moves
The
SUMMARY
the
near
As
year,
they
they
all. stages,
from
the
froze
until
the
ocean.
over
GLOBE
SHOWING
SECTION
EARTHS
The
earth
sought
at
the
the
interior
and
the
by
races
earth',"
new
yet
table
world,
unknown
long
so
openings
are
extremities.
continents,
Va5e
this
poles
There
southern
vast
are
in
The
phantoms.
rivers.
evident
peopled
upon
hollow.
northern
and
are
INTERIOR
is
but
are
THE
OF
In
tains
moun-
oceans,
and
and
to
animal
it is
probahly
the
dwellers
exterior.
The
life
Author.
THE
PHANTOM
THE
OF
POLES
CHAPTER
is the
Why
school-books
flattened
tell
us
hollow,
the
as
it could
not
the
just
the
and
have
hole,
hole
is
ball
the
to
from
it
not
round
of
made
be
small
however
the
size
the
cannot
in
same
interior
the
to
detract
ball
earth
the
at
proportion
opening.
round
in
and
then
this
easily answered,
is
opening
the
not
solid,
is
If the
hollow
would
earth
roundness
the
be
do
they
answered.
Our
is round,
earth
earth
question
; for
round
the
be
cannot
be
of
If
poles
; but
poles
POLES.
THE
the
the
that
the
at
AT
flat at
earth
why.
question
EARTH
teach
and
time
THE
OF
FLATTENING
I.
that
to
extent.
If
built
earth
the
just
be
be
earth
as
double,
it would
round,
have
would
there
29
it is
hollow,
or
to
be
be.
no
If
the
need
of
THE
30
this
for
book;
for
question
one
To
maybe
and
earth
could
is
had
of
its
if it
Stance,
an
miles
that
alone
would
be
is flattened
prove
that
in-
diameter.
it,
and
If
at
the
hollow,
the
be
not
yet
and
world,
flattened
is
the
earth
sufficient
the
that
within
the
fact
poles is
it is hollow,
and
and
one
that
round,
was
to
earth
the
interior,
the
to
hand,
at
world
claimed
opening
other
For
within
world
in
were
show
the
sometimes
walls.
could
on
fact,
always.
in
round
move
miles
20,000
inner
75,000
the
SATURN.
is
The
more.
poles,
will
not
Saturn
planet
settle
prove
circumstances
PLANET
The
POLES
would
time.
sufficient; but
be
THE
OF
alone
that
all
two
or
PHANTOM
refute
that
not
is
it.
the
But,
earth
sufficient
to
only
of
one
FLATTENING
evidences
the
is
earth
we
have
The
the
fact
not
of
the
earth
condition,
gives
good
It
is
but
at
only
not
the
shows
the
now
only
to
we
the
poles.
at
the
is
earth
that
favorable
absolutely
foundation
If
flattened
that
proof
be,
then
double,
is
31
evidence
flattened
earth
hollow.
or
shape
is
it
it.
other
is
it
any
for
shape
POLES
if
that,
earth
the
that
is
show
enough
why
AT
EARTH
right
the
shown
double,
start.
in
that
poles
and
to
produce
can
prove
such
THE
OF
the
to
necessary,
with
which
to
THE
Z2
PHANTOM
OF
CHAPTER
LENGTH
If
is
the
that
"
As
in
would
during
until
it got
part
of
earth
termed
in
advanced
would
be
and
day
in the
called
it for
for
the
its
real
sun
appearance
the
"
Fram
considerably
The
or,
opinion
of
farther
solid
that
the
quite,
every
Nansen
saw
what
sun,
days
was
much
must
have
since
longer
if not
the
he
as
tudes,
lati-
earth
the
several
"
that
southern
the
When
mirage
on
interior, the
nearly,
year.
as
south
of
out
shine
Were
tirely
en-
shut
directly,
the
am
seen
the
to
skies.
night.
I
be
could
he
the
months;
more
the
into
round,
sun
in
it out
shut
more
near
sion
slight depres-
enough
pole.
the
obliquely
to
winter
high
higher
one
only
being
not
sun
near
earth
required
the
the
be
the
it
I contend
the
time
winter,
be
and
"
for
strikes
poles
NIGHTS.
hollow
long
so
sun
would
POLAR
accounts
for
the
the
be
fact
visible
II.
OF
earth
POLES
THE
he
took
and
took
too
soon
pointed,
disapdrifted
his
last
LENGTH
POLAR
OF
observation.
make
If
such
would
the
of
miles
got,
That
is
into
the
be
sense;
for, in
before
in
would
in
For
than
the
to
us
air ; not
going
rises
be
solid
you
are
later
and
the
represented
farther
the
traveled
were
if
where
they
earth
but
sunk
mountain:
can
this
propound
Pole
North
on
and
The
shape.
from
sun
north
trance
en-
as
advances
one
it becomes.
deeper
Let
or
the
earth
valley,
earth,
example:
valley,
have
if the
going
point;
will
had
night.
go
they
been
distance
earlier
the
the
have
round.
deep
do
north
the
must
out
been
farther
the
farthest
the
they
same
sets
one
reach
into
they
as
longer
It has
interior, travelers
way
shutting
would
long
living
for
cause
sands
thou-
the
they
and
be
several
that
until
the
of
arrival,
heretofore,
true,
long
sun's
in the
traversing
a
could
days' drifting
months?
supposed,
one
35
several
for
sun
few
difference
not
the
NIGHTS
location
supposed
is from
straight
straight
allowing
for
to
450
up,
but
north
the
in another
problem
miles
500
on
from
natural
of
the
same
60
in the
angle
degs.
curve
the
of
tude,
latithe
f
f
36
THE
If
earth.
balloon,
each
in
red,
latitudes
southern
rise
sun
horizon
in
fact
of
to
wait
earth,
that
and
month
going
was
while
he
yet
was
he
was
going
bright
in
above
but
for
into
more
to
expect
glorious
under
north.
see
the
shall
we
that."
the
The
so
were
minutes;
few
we
second
rate.
now
should
we
bright
is, Nansen
the
is
19,
ity
veloc-
per
grand
if
that
with
feet
twilight
midday
have
at
January
wind,
nineteen
north
Nansen's
of
Friday,
to
glowing
perhaps,
sun,
375,
page
"Splendid
says:
going
about
the
in
there
year.
I,
thirteen
are
located
see
North,"
he
of
the
the
Volume
1894,
we
would
one
"Farthest
be
POLES
THE
OF
could
one
day
In
PHANTOM
The
interior
the
pression
im-
WORKING
OF
THE
COMPASS
37
CHAPTER
WORKING
If
of
the
the
OF
compass?
a
let the
drop
and
the
the
begins,
60
to
follow
rise
poles
which
degs. latitude,
to
north,
the
it stood
on
at
glass
work
like
the
it not
do
as
the
soon
about
probably
the
compass
top,
will
to
do
or
as
55
will
try
so,
will
far
as
permits.
Greely proved
suspended
As
and, in order
glass
adjustment
is
and
the
to
should
?
self,
him-
it north,
tip
will
why
will
needle
rise
compass
the
near
to
York,
New
same
curve
the
If
The
it will
soon
compass
Then
can.
quickly
top.
in
that
it
as
how
see
at
far
as
as
satisfy
any
south.
thing
any-
needle
To
take
the
that
the
can.
expected
knowing
turn,
it
reader
is
knows
to
as
it toward
tip
what
Anyone
compass
far
as
up
COMPASS.
THE
hollow,
ship begins
tip
be
earth
about
as
III.
an
that
when
untwisted
the
needle
silken
up.
was
thread,
That
latitude
at
was
would
be
be
the
by
see
of
if the
fault
the
compass
is
suppose,
for,
to
had
had
to
one
it
well
Creator;
be
of
that
and
was
universe,
the
claimed
the
needle
did.
if, in
about
His
fact
some
arguments
is hollow;
earth
supposed
that
if the
would
not
seems,
turns
compass,
great
given
The
What
powerful
say
and
as
the
to
be
If it
halt
to
work,
defective
the
to
that
it
trolled
con-
accurately.
pointed
as
the
strongest
substantiate
nothing
earth:
would
is
needle,
not
the
hollow,
therefore,
be
it should
as
elsewhere.
theory
pointed
to
is hollow,
it is better
not
of
the
was
have
earth
of
works
does
it could
north,
earth
be
one
of
laws
right,
seem
in favor
north.
differently,
the
in order
not
that
the
at
point
just
magnetic
or
one
when
does
would
wrong.
compass,
and
what
the
worked
if it worked
been
just
nearly
that
it
degs.
90
farthest
needle
and
have
is
POLES
; at
were
explanation
the
have,
degs.
they
at
or
THE
OF
That
if
expected
On
85
erect.
turning,
out
PHANTOM
THE
38
proofs
sary
neces-
Man
truth.
the
making
to
an
wisdom,
AUwise
it
was
WORKING
OF
made
THE
double,
wise
Greely's trip
observation
if
see
we
If
but,
of
and
would
be
while
"
Greely
on
says
of
declination
greater
not
pass
soon
toward
position
in
half-way
would
or
then
did
What
up.
it
127:
page
uninitiated
object
feet
needle
straight
the
will
exact
is
The
curve.
do?
the
individual
"
round
head
the
to
north
down
your
has
sailing
be
to
fact,
north,
point
does
and
hollow,
seems
course
or
to
the
that
this
have
the
be
earth
your
the
duct
con-
friend
interior, and
ship
and
faithful
gradually
the
unruly
the
the
such
the
"For
for
you
toward
around
needle,
point north,
into
magnetic
sail
farthest
when
here
right
you
that
south
every
that
matter
holding
the
to
servant
the
as
poses,
pur-
little metal
direction
paid
note
us
the
proved
man.
In
some
scientific
was
account
can
this
always
note
Let
of
of
that
for
was
for
was
attention
it.
of
branch
the
it
hollow,
or
great
be
39
purpose.
As
in
COMPASS
it should
be
said
these
readings
was
of the
magnetic
needle.
part
point
of
the
to
world
the
the
to
pass
com-
geographical
and
pole,
the
PHANTOM
THE
40
the
pole,' is only
difference
place
For
points
is said
the
to
W.
Fort
At
be
needle
the
by
direction.
fro
various
1882,
the
netic
mag-
the
and
west
degs.
100
known
in
even
calm
restless,
As
in
were
fixed, illumined,
to
but
are
swung
which
way,
me
to
and
outlined
glass scale,
zontal
hori-
what
uneasy
clearly
twisted
un-
Conger,
at
days,
right
of
any
on
impressed
it swung
magnet,
fibre
single
magnet,
not
as
times
small
uncanny
movements
degs.
readily
This
quiet,
never
technically
at
when
135
silk, swings
and
and
being
magnetometer
freely suspended
to
the
be
to
declination
to
tion
declina-
the
west,
in
ally
actu-
where
between
pointed
pole
degrees
degs. W.,
Conger,
the
W.
I3min.
was
in
southwest,
the
southwest,
true
90
is
needle
the
to
The
geographical
instance,
the
to
to
pointing
any
is measured
west.
or
"In
of
which
to
and
points,
needle
simile.
the
quarter
needle
the
as
inaccurate
between
the
east
an
declination
magnetic
and
'true
saying,
POLES
THE
OF
which
with
an
my
ture.
na-
left, its
on
served
THE
42
shows
PHANTOM
tendency
strong
At
position.
needle
would
be
inclination
made
What
much
emotions
in
said,
we
takes
it down,
draws
round
act
in
the
curve
there
no
it up,
is
gravity
result
must
is
gravity
shows
fall; but
enough
to
in
overcome
the
when
perpendicular
the
net
mag-
conflict
The
As
soon
the
magnet
the
while
south.
stronger,
gravity,
both
ity
grav-
north,
needle.
the
earth,
the
or
it
entering
constant
pulling down,
restless
laws
while
to
poles.
gravity
is
of the
swings
one
down,
haps
per-
the
magnet
true
and
because
conflicting
forcing
Let
assumes
nearing
interior
be
it
why
the
he
as
position.
position,
When
needle
the
needle
pulled
the
to
pulls
must
are
harmony.
draws
the
and
ed
suspend-
it would,
position
so
ant
unpleas-
was
level
when
level
the
needle
tell
position
the
restless?
such
Greely
that
then
can
different
It
it takes
why
the
Conger
so
latitudes
nearly
assume
see
us
middle
the
right
up-
degs.
90
at
needle
If that
of
an
85 degs."
it caused
that
so
POLES
assume
while
erect,
that
to
dip
about
was
THE
OF
as
needle
is strong
needle
position, or
is
point,
WORKING
the
to
THE
OF
here
be
Fort
had
have
could
have
this
witness
could
would
not
into
have
pointed
phenomenon,
be
of
one
hollow.
Happily,
witnesses
enough
remain
If
the
earth
be
needle
is
needle
is still "true
speak
would
not
and
the
can't.
is, but
thread,
I
then
you
gave
pointed
the
ship
down,
straight
me
better
up,
or
to
where
you
me
do
loyal
am
show
or
little
friend,
"My
me
yet
if it could
suspended
you
equally
interior, the
hold
you
is
spared
Poll," and
gladly
lishing
estab-
case.
harshly:
would
out
earth
of
and
said:
so
When
silken
and
me
north
to
have
judge
you,
in the
half-way
the
our
hollow,
strange
turns
be
prove
cordingly,
Ac-
for
that
could
to
as
number
the
did.
compass,
fact
great
strong
it
witnesses
best
our
the
balky
or
by
needle
the
or
as
case
that
"
regarded
was
supposed
shown
and
hollow,
at
in this
Compass
be
not
all
as
too
needle
the
court,
Mr.
"
witness
defense
done, the
what
to
If
nesses
wit-
own
"
worked,
come
earth
case
impeached.
Conger
it should
Nature's
our
proves
to
43
of
One
north.
strong
COMPASS
so
on
I
a
chance,
nearly
THE
44
south,
was
north,
which
pulled
have
the
colored
snow,
earth
have
does
mind
of
to
"
to
the
heard
had
east.
of
and
several
degs.
natural
super-
it always
as
relief
of
his
an
the
aide:
24th
six
the
just
needle
remarkably
extremity
pointed
ever
inclination.'
same
he
"
o'clock,
has
of
and,
inclinations
needle.
the
said, 'There
remember
Nansen
19,
little after
degs.,
other
At
and
inclination
I cannot
such
why
and
November
was
its northern
enough,
and
natural,
i8
pages
twenty-four
ing
flatten-
body.
supper
singular
the
inclination
it
Arctic
the
found,
we
waves,
open
poles,
Johansen,
quite alarmed,
been
of
teries
mys-
tidal
understanding,
the
day
in
to
II,
Speaking
came
way
and
about
"One
been
great
icebergs,
the
at
not
with
Volume
writes
end
hollow,
the
aurora,
giving
to
opposite
other
as
all
south,
the
poles
comes
the
the
warmer
of
In
of
as
ice-pressure,
Ocean,
POLES
the
or
earth
solution
such
"
the
the
treating
By
THE
down."
needle
the
OF
was
that
for
so;
PHANTOM
having
He
of
to
about
time, through
also
teen
fif-
the
WORKING
OF
into
Opening
it
that
and
was
that
the
out
of
the
ship,
but
the
only
that
in
and
Nansen's
of
west,
have
needle
it
where
might
assume
one.
locate
north
could
if not
arti
the
should
through
loss
any
from
needle
earth
attraction
entirely
the
earth,
which
it
where
does
that
then
the
would
angle
an
Unless
on
thread,
but
know
the
moves
be
it
itself ?
seems
right
it may
the
to
attraction
be.
north
is derived
what
If
it gets
influence
me
to
needle
attracted
beyond
from
the
where
whatever
or
influence
the
to
more.
to
that
magnet,
this
with
was
on
position
attraction
the
"
at
clinatio
in-
independently,
move
any
unusual
time
compass
suspended
was
It
sky.
it
that
at
the
put
the
usual.'*
as
location
aurora,
connected
way
forty-five degs.,
the
Why
some
the
not
probably
this
Lights, though
Northern
east
the
that
if it
through
covered
then,
appear,
was
the
discerned
in
ice
as
No
moonlight.
be
doors,
visible
plainly
as
was
clouds
would
noticed
he
observatory
light
could
however,
45
unusually
full
been
thick
his
not
distance,
had
COMPASS
THE
its
of
it mast,
terminate
If
the
the
is
or
betwixt
the
fully
into
I
have
been
stand
to
south,
as
needle
at
it
draws
or
end
The
pole
a
weak
to
the
or
do
makes
or
The
of
the
to
force
and
the
vacillating
or
assume
an
of
magnetic
the
pass
com-
north
restlessness
disappearing,
opposite
pass
com-
poles?
end,
be,
may
for,
the
farther,
other
the
near
passing
position?
one
case
accounted
one-half
Hence
the
in
magnetic
the
at
judge
to
causes
perpendicular
position.
upright
hard
can
earth.
what
causing
down,
thus
asked
draws
pole
that
operate
the
erect
opposite
is
should
influence
assume
Until
it
of
half-way
centre
the
entering
edges?
needle
interior
what
to
POLES
attraction
the
earth
it drawn
outer
the
is
the
determined,
the
how
of
THE
OF
hollow,
edge
interior,
be
be
earth
around
it
PHANTOM
THE
46
the
is
poles
it
drawing
leaving
work
of
needle.
the
both.
AROUND
THE
CURVE
47
CHAPTER
IV.
AROUND
In
round
passing
the
interior
for
some
of
made
earth.
question
absurd
to
many;
is
water
of
centre
with
is
gravity
draws,
does.
that
the
water
there
is
at
interior
form,
to
no
the
of
or
of
the
earth,
Take
and
see
acts
magnet,
if there
one
any-
it draws
turning
bent
be
in
any
that
force
being spilt.
like
that
I know
such
the
that
ether
or
it be,
its
heavy,
earth
do
with
at
curve,
ance
in accord-
Whether
air
nor
the
'*up''or
is
the
in the
earth
danger
is to
water
Whatever
the
While
not.
in
know,
not
the
seems
earth.
something
I do
repels,
the
something
or
is
As
it to
of
nature
everything
weight
forces
gravity
it
water
edge
is all there
affects
its
how
that
seeks
and
gravity
and
"down,"
of
difficult
seems
the
on
but
liquid
it
understand
stay
into
leading
curve
earth,
to
to
CURVE.
the
the
people
be
can
THE
into
large
a
ity
Gravthe
net.
mag-
circular
difference
THE
48
inside
outside.
or
OF
The
attraction
show
the
either
side.
On
PHANTOM
to
am
be
about
80
September
us
say,
go
on
this
At
or
latitude
ice and
in
home
best, if things
now
shall
we
"A
secret
reasoning.
doubting
to
getting
over
the
driftwood."
But
(Page
Whenever
interior
it.
the
of
the
of
out
more.
doing
are
all
the
the
I
nearer
there
that
the
is
no
Siberian
303.)
explorers
earth,
degs.
years.
no;
of
in
though
theory,
in
it, with
behind
my
evidence
80
two
they
as
we
pole
of
or
eight
seemed
is, let
getting
lurked
doubt
It
side
as
in
in
and
at
of
on
go
If
the
at
month
home
I defended
longer
came
be
be
other
prospect
some
is
now
; that
months
the
on
are
fifty, months,
hundred
this
months.
five
if
latitude,
degs.
shall
we
say
one
or
probably
the
rate
on
writes:
I think
north
for
same
We
in 79
were
will
calculation,
matters.
degree
forty-five,
ninety
into
degs.
we
one
at
north
of
state
the
again
perfectly honest,
wretched
in
be
Nansen
^'Taking everything
POLES
experiment
to
396
page
THE
as
pass
they
into
have
the
been
THE
so
Greely's
passing
round
"The
had
not
over
strong,
earnest
best
each
seized
projecting
in
landscape
sight,
for
If
which
caused
would
greater
other
around
place;
the
find
and
farthest
which
see
what
at
times
always
be
to
and
new
pleasure
our
yet
was
of
the
zon
hori-
disappointment."
of
the
the
poles
were
be
seemed
tering
en-
earth,
they
has
earth
than
point north,
would
yond
be-
was
as
they passed
as
at
lands,
head-
high
portion
that
the
near
the
companions
interior
certainly
reached
another
his
the
curve
certain
and
Greely
into
off
neared
we
in advance
ever
cut
As
found
we
the
forward
reached,
point
unalloyed,
and
to
intense
so
Each
painful.
point
of
spur
civilized
trodden,
press
all.
us
eagerness
became
to
now
traveling.
were
desire
gait
our
not
we
feet
had
was
of
eye
his
is
earth
we
journey
nor
which
ground
the
which
The
seen,
of
265,
with
intensified.
greatly
of
our
POLES
page
clear
interest
pursued
on
curve
and
good
deep
hitherto
our
the
THE
OF
description,
exceedingly
man
PHANTOM
at
any
or
over
each
jection
pro-
followed
to
take
by
in
THE
AROUND
of
part
CURVE
51
horizon.
the
This
is
just
what
they experienced.
''1
extremely
am
understand
how
neighbor
hills,
least
at
them
cuts
with
in vain,
for
hills
is
It
discharge
into
the
feed
'
Bender."
cided
; for
that
of
those
^
or
fiord
earth,
when
low
the
hills
would
passing
up
range
break.
tant,
dis-
excellent
the
same
must
It is
way.
be
but
glaciers
the
among
those
that
have
water
extending
and
height,
miles
with
some
on
the
by
seen
the
reach
from
the
the
opposite
into
there.
Hazen
de-
clusion
con-
side
bay
some
interior
Lake
was
easily
to
come
discharged
into
earth
been
have
would
he
an
low
409.)
would
that
hollow,
was
lying
may
known
Greely
in
lakes
they
(Page
Had
I
i
that
nine
the
lake
in
like
to
glass
evident
possible they
hills, and
the
used
Lynn
result.
telescope
of
entire
the
looking
seven
plus
sur-
Hazen,
telescope
but
the
feet
Lake
anything
were
and
one.
from
the
their
line
hundred
two
off
scanned
The
well-marked
water.
its
and
discharge
east
"to
added,
Glacier
Gilman
the
to
he
puzzled/'
of
the
only
THE
52
PHANTOM
CHAPTER
MYSTERIES
OF
Besides
the
of
finding
mysteries
with
in
the
the
few
work
"That
culled
will
with
thirteen
yet
drifting south;
or
is
now.
Curious
at
moon
the*
moon's
stands
daylight
now,
little
be
too.
in
more
Nature.
the
present
the
or
farther
of
this?
just
day
again
and
be
north
degs.
quarter.
even
to
seem
reason
sky,
persistent,
every
of
of
the
nine
80
to
393
not
it should
change
the
minutes
pressure
that
high
in
few
can
There
of
phasis
em-
page
still
do
we
lie
we
even
What
north.
is
Arctic
an
by
for
velocity
feet, but
latitude,
suffice
met
pretend
not
from
wind
north
sometimes
all
propounded
instances
Nansen's
of
laying
do
other
are
accounts
they
riddle
of
phenomena
narratives
since
"
accounts
"
writers
the
noteworthy
REGIONS.
mystery
pole
their
on
great
published
exploration,
solve
POLAR
strange
or
POLES
V.
THE
the
THE
OF
occur
The
there
is
MYSTERIES
"Friday,
north
few
minutes
in
since
the
clouds
there
and
has
the
at
we
the
last
current?
south
was
in
northerly
powers
ones.
of
some
the
ice
we
are
It
kind
air,
got
so
in
of
at
the
to
winds
is
our
spite
that
seem
be
or
way,
influence
and
would
that
south,
southerly
now
must
of
that
we
thing,
have
the
the
of
the
in
shove
face
very
as
of
under
come
the
winds
appearance
wind
of
remarkable
where
the
south
That
lately
and
Friday,
it,
haziness
drift
come
something
Is
from
been
preventing
have
this.
along
have
we
last
is
deg.
80
northerly
There
all
thought
since
constant
about
shows
that
so
north
Monday.
singular
Hurrah!
to-day
of
53
"
latitude,
spite
REGIONS
i6th.
observ^ation
min.
that
POLAR
February
meridian
THE
OF
work."
maining
re-
of
the
new
THE
54
PHANTOM
CHAPTER
THE
In
the
water-sky,
well
point
to
earth's
anything
the
sky,
when
as
as
certain
is
earth
however,
as
Circle, is
easily
vicinity
condition:
the
surface
of
the
but
cause;
how
know
for
it
that
of
the
or
our
trance
en-
is
earth
to
is
The
accurately.
interior
plained,
ex-
doubtedly
un-
why,
purposes,
positively
does
mirror.
show
of
reflection
The
not
they
atmosphere
the
to
believe
to
what
in that
tell; it is sufficient
cannot
case.
the
the
To
skies
portance
im-
the
Arctic
the
the
more
when
reflected
to
act
in
the
mirror
Something,
causes
act
from
be
of
be
people
most
young
seen
peculiar.
very
first to
at
different
or
new
is of
sky
on
it will
reflection
the
seems
reports
ice-bHnk,
that
in
IS.
IT
different
the
or
it is for
taught
were
in
the
surface
hard
in
WHAT
out
than
How
VI.
water-sky:
presenting
POLES
THE
OF
the
that
the
ice, water,
sky
reflects
and
land
the
would
tions
condinot
PHANTOM
THE
S8
of
fancy
reliable:
that
that
the
reflected
in the
burning
volcano,
interior
the
there
must
south
and
be
"In
of
water-sky,
which
so
is
or
it.
it is
It is
can
over
I cannot
land.
dark
the
at
rate
defined
it must
land
hardly
so!
the
that
and
"
on
reflection
and
remains
that
But
be
just
off, and
of
either
be
have
we
course
way
sky,
continues:
that
it be
in
in
supposition
horizon
our
the
lanes
correct,
any
help thinking
May
forest-fire
or
be
to
on
good
from
come
of
"
sharply
so
immovable
water
on
or
claim
the
judge by
II, he
us
skies
the
must
number
Volume
front
it.
fire underneath,
"To
proved
233,
curately
ac-
so
earth.
southwest,"
afterward
page
and
adds
also
sky
supports
prairie-
the
the
in
understand
great
surface
whenever
fact
sky,
of
Nansen
in
seen
is
aurora
absolutely
the
can
This
overcast.
are
of
anyone
is
fact, and
explorers
being
is reflected
water-sky
POLES
fixed
as
condition
that
THE
northern
upon
the
country
The
that
things
depend
always
but
explorer,
one
the
of
one
OF
small
it must
between
the
over
bears
water
extent;
be
over
us,
to
THE
WATER-SKY:
judge
WHAT
the
by
there
sky,
Nansen
his
and
endeavoring
were
sky
59
be
to
seems
as
plenty
It
water
mentions
were
that
so
progress
obliged
were
in
and
just
would.
the
wise
considering
the
Aurora
that
interior
Borealis,
opinion
or
that
about
ice, while
their
they
them,
land
and
indicated
that
they
us
the
there
of
that, instead
the
there
the
through
the
on
is
to
so
be
is
an
tricity.
elec-
difference
no
reflection
is
earth,
it
earth,
supposed
and
lanes
around
is fire
of
he
times
flash
there
the
found
tell
men
It is strange
water,
sky
of
retarded
miles
flames
When
heavens,
in
as
variably
inof
the
Many
go
in
And
this
they
directions
those
water,
to
water,
appearance
after
much.
very
or
They
sky.
ahead.
earth
that
numerous
ice,
condition
the
soon
the
openings
the
upon
the
on
of
be
to
in the
determine
ice
or
happened
reflected
to
water,
representing
depended
sky
Johansen,
appearance
whether
lanes,
ice, were
the
the
by
ahead.
was
many
the
companion,
determine
to
land
of
IS
lanes."
of
or
IT
much
of
land,
about
is
happens
one
error
the
could
arise
about
the
from
Nansen
of his
he
water-sky
Why
is it
some
of
and
for
if
even
way
it
of
size
on
as
the
clearly.
hundreds
some
in
seen
it?
do
we
again
the
over
earth,
surface
It is such
years
and
of
a
the
says
the
south.
But
there
for
us
it very
reach
not
again, looking
and
; for
mirror,
of
out,
alluring goal
sky, extending
interior
cerning
con-
Volume
In
us.
gone
an
beautiful
hope."
us
imparts
reach
and
of
one
nothing
knew
and
be
is to
see
blue
no
reflection
enlighten
has
We
so
fire.
says:
same,
for,
make
that
the
to
cannot
we
being
hollow.
to
who
same
fact
what
is that
its
they
being
^'Johansen,
the
that
ambitions
261,
II, page
The
idea
water-sky,
restless
soon.
the
there
to
as
aurora
of
from
proceeds
the
the
think
POLES
why
opinion
fire, as
earth
THE
reason
of
to
arose
entertained
to
of
reflections
the
causes
This
only
difference
any
no
the
Perhaps
fire.
OF
PHANTOM
THE
6o
it is the
us
the
act
to
reflects
true
to
entrance
seems
the
color
earth
in
objects
plainly
mirror
people living
that
there
WATER-SKY.
Here
is
earth,
another
water,
view
and
showing
ice
is
how
reflected
the
as
surface
in
of
mirror.
the
WATER-SKY:
THE
those
or
WHAT
going
is reflected
what
Another
on
the
writes
152,
seemed
broken
interior
it
of
condition
of
of
the
who
nacchi,
Antarctic
of
water
made
strongly
the
marked
we
reached
the
65 deg.
33
above
sky
almost
tirely
en-
the
how
pearance
ap-
the
dition
con-
ice.
two
to
years
that,
in
Berin
the
ing
speak-
had
storm
efforts
which
was
Vater-sky'
evening
Toward
the
in reference
declares
the
east,
the
the
nearly
Antarctic
noon
the
by
determines
and
strenuous
to
of
skies, and
water
regions,
"Before
in
me
quoted
latter
spent
the
back
extension."
the
the
and
this, however,
explorers
of
face
earth
from
have
Arctic
of
of
its
south,
beyond
its continued
Heretofore,
Kane,
surface
the
till far
glare
or
expect.
north,
piles
Still
blink
from
the
to
hidden
was
hill.
showed
we
"as
rubbish,
white
the
that
with
rock-stained
the
the
from
tell
to
to
of
receded
glacier
slope
what
just
explorer
page
learn
there,
63
IS
IT
open
min.
sea,
S.
of
passed,
to
some
indicated
in
that
the
next
being
and
reach
then
and
by
tion.
direc-
day,
in latitude
longitude
165
THE
64
deg.
min.
48
from
rose
pack
very
nearly
been
six
the
of
tons
(Page
This
is
as
the
in
nearly
had
we
those
during
with
coal,
of
now
position
burnt
sea
dred
hun-
one
result."
little
60.)
assures
in
seen
Arctic.
mirror
had
the
were
and
from
edge
the
We
before,
we
swell
of
at
F.
same
weeks
weeks
F.
deg.
30
temperature
deg.
29
to
six
the
was
POLES
THE
OF
There
E.
and
north,
the
PHANTOM
us
the
that
of
both
the
it
causes
circles,
earth
sort
same
regions
Antarctic
Something
in
the
in
and
the
reflects
sky.
as
to
act
the
of
sky
in
the
as
dition
con-
66
THE
directions,
many
few
then
place,
one
fresh
as
down,
wonderful
think
many
in
many
as
brightest
the
least.
been
has
aurora
reason,
the
to
They
on
the
with
and
will
not
the
least.
the
claim
the
the
aurora
of
aurora
uous
conspic-
most
that
For
will
be
show
given
it
how
to
peared
ap-
it.
to
or
the
years
solved.
be
was
aflfected
not
the
to
imagination,
in
discovered
was
space
nearest
surely
statements
hollow,
be
mainly
those
it
of
to
sky,
it
thousands
considerable
subject,
in the
theory
was
one
mysteries
the
rejected by all, as
when
For
pictured
it
needle
the
the
seen
the
as
cases
that
that
that
soon
produce
agree
fire
be
dying
now
have
Many
would
by
that
all
anew,
up
must
anew,
first
burning
reached,
efifect, as
electricitywould
was
in
is
tlie
in
changes
shooting
representing
as
one
and
another,
does.
aurora
and
roving
exploding
now
aurora
the
of
reflection
the
All
material
moved
searchlight,
throw
fire, then,
POLES
THE
OF
miles.
many
great
is
or
inches, will
light
PHANTOM
accused
of
When
coloring
read
that
is
ing
of draw-
the
their
in
nection
con-
earth
produced
by
is
a
THE
AURORA
burning
volcano,
forest-fire,
different
entertained
earth
the
especially
depended
when
Men
ice,
water,
open
embark
who
such
whale,
and
bear,
unless
the
conditions
is
the
If
skies.
wherein
the
aurora,
be
To
call
fire
in
to
the
other
the
advance
to
that
they
as
equally
of
the
fire, like
clear?
as
mock
or
sun,
the
change
not
in
see
mirror,
great
aurora,
does
name,
suits,
pur-
conditions
not
an
ahead.
seal, walrus,
acts
the
in
tell them
lies
what
reflected
fact
least.
hunter,
Suppose
locating
musk
skies, should
morning
noted
etc., would
ice, water,
any
sky
the
long
favorable:
be
by
the
be
can
land
attempt
determined
always
of
have
to
the
never
nection
con-
dangerous
hunting
as
be
is, reflected
whalers
upon
"
for
surface
the
or
in
known
been
or
will
taken
reflection
the
upon
when
that
earth,
aurora
be, and
can
correctly
so
the
that
prairie-
of the
has
years
ocean
sky
of
what
of
or
interior
view
with
hundreds
extensive
an
in the
"
wholly
67
BOREALIS
in
see
the
ox
same
accustomed
the
by
herd
of
way.
for
reflection
reindeer
What
years
in the
some
would
68
THE
if he
he
do
he
take
wanted
his
he
up
by calling
name?
other
The
the
did
when
they
Let
Aurora
as
take
reflection
reflection
by
he
would
forest-fire,
the
burning
fire
or
fact
of
considerable
time
Antarctic
northern
in
frozen
order
to
solid
If
sky
reflected
be
is
or
that
by quoting
have
who
of
verge
the
regions.
or
those
country,
tell
whether
or
the
on
the
than
and
those
by
the
prairie-
proved
whalers,
that
frozen
the
be
the
that
kind,
some
spent
sky
will
of
Polaris,
volcano,
made
in
was
less
nor
observations
game
is
ject
sub-
aurora
I contend
more
from
The
all
this
on
Aurora
called.
is the
and
what
question
the
such
Arctic
some
of
thing
the
up
nothing
of
then
know
writers
or
it is sometimes
is
the
what
Borealis,
aurora
is!"
and
nomenon!
phe-
it.
saw
now
us
it
know
not
them,
strange
strangest
explorers
Would
stalk
to
what
No;
it meant.
that
''What
wonder
wind
out
POLES
them
at
start
say:
THE
OF
shot
and
gun
would
or
PHANTOM
whitish
covered
look
gray,
with
seek
into
the
ice
the
whether
there
that
is
openings.
are
the
ice;
surface
if
there
of
patches
be
of
condition
If that
can
it can,
why
appears
to
in
appeared
and
the
higher
reads
red
to
those
as
it is
of
his
"Owing
latitudes,
the
horizon,
conflagration.
they
dark
the
that
case
across
sky,
beneath?
story
mighty
from
color
one
in
dart
to
resembled
Higher
in
one
reflection
great
the
fire
what
see
in
Bernacchi's
In
proved
doubt
true
as
been
we
can
exploration,
the
and
be
must
is
away.
burning
person
another.
flames
fire
there
Antarctic
to
be
tell the
to
miles
it has
when
we,
openings
able
are
many
and
cannot
reflection
same
earth
done,
reasonable
No
they
the
be
that
know
Thus,
ice.
in the
69
BOREALIS
AURORA
THE
changing
rose,
of
variety
every
shade."
You
note
''flames
horizon,
he
that
that
appeared
and
resembled
That
People
visiting
have
pole
the
location
any
world;
the
told, heat,
the
are
the
air
same.
no
other
wet,
Then
gration."
conflait
what
part
the
why
was.
the
nearest
great
as
the
across
mighty
just
was
them
dart
to
experienced
with
compared
describes
change
of
dry,
the
and
should
THE
70
PHANTOM
electricity or
there
one
falling
than
THE
be
stars
elsewhere?
the
answer:
OF
POLES
more
lent
preva-
There
exploding
is but
volcano
duces
pro-
both.
On
o'clock
in the
time
the
The
light
from
the
to
the
and
to
first time,
depths
What
there
of
further
is
the
display
could
volcano
we
have
earth.
italics
another
light
search-
from
the
in
adds:
the
who
one
convince
He
very
Seen
sight,
burning
earth?
was
suddenly
earth
more
subsequently
some
Here
the
towards
along
run
great
some
the
curtain,
the
wondrous
like
of
then
the
was
of infinity' (the
quotes).
with
it
appeared
me
motion,
tain
cur-
round
went
would
toward
directed
that
times
downward
for
waving
constituting
at
Fahr.
motion
The
undulating
an
shoot
and
ing
dur-
temperature
and
southeast
beams,
rapid
with
in
southwest.
March
degrees
first emanated
the
arrow-like
was
sixteen
being
of
nine
Polaris
the
weather,
"At
15th
first Aurora
our
clear, calm
at
writes
of the
evening
witnessed
we
Bernacchi
92,
page
one
the
terior
in-
"This
compared
poor
witnessed."
great
proof
that
THE
AURORA
the
BOREALIS
is not
aurora
in
terrible
and
storms
storms,
the
aurora
in
Bernacchi
Adare
Cape
the
the
it
and
the
was
aurora
very
always
manifested
display,
direction
same
author
''But
the
be
what
S.
E.
most
This
brilliant
not
was
repeatedly
natural
exploded
mere
observed."
result
on
130:
page
interest
the
exist
E.
if
Would
rapid
between
ances.
disturbS.
auroral
coincidence,
What
tremendous
it not
E.
and
by
display.
but
would
volcano
force
in
nection
con-
invariably preceded
and
in
form.
was
from
one
comes
same
aurora
gale
tofore,
hereat
atmospheric
strong
almost
the
to
an
were
occur
greatest
appeared
in exactly
always
in
south,
claimed
again,
the
approaching
was
the
it
to
it
but
of
of
in
itself
and
was
which
observed
apt
asserts,
observation
it and
generally
been
as
deg.
71
If
has
as
another,
at
as
The
to
(latitude
manner/'
it would
the
refers
again
rarely
north,
same
electric
place
terrible,
so
"At
185)
not
occurs
weather.
129
page
it
electricity; for
in clear, calm
On
71
out
be
fact
the
had
strong
PHANTOM
THE
y2
wind?
not,
for
wonder.
o'clock
lo
continues
and
luminous
only
of
streamers
and
the
whole
and
rapidity
leaving
embers
of
one
on
but
the
matter
of
we
origin!"
usually
simply
this
with
fire.
the
"in
an
hour,
like
the
dying
in
of
almost
adds:
''How
the
he
has
aurora
direction,
manner
its
of
nature
description
its usual
more
comparison
the
same
in
mine,
one
Yet,
that
like
are
but
Bernacchi
this
from
says,
is
general
fact
brilliancy
about
page,
the
the
away,
quotation,
therein
understand
In
the
Href'
breath,
same
sky
preceding
aurora
little
in
in
italics
instance
motion
the
for
faded
its
ever,
how-
This,
phase,
lost
in
by
manner
display
of
dazzling
fested
first mani-
north.
the
3d
visible/'
and
usual
cause
June
gradually
great
the
was
transient
glow
The
the
in
display
was
the
the
of
w^as
''it
if it
great
evening
spectacle,
in
POLES
occur;
been
aurora
Bernacchi;
itself
flow
have
grand
incomparable
did
says
in the
exceedingly
an
he
would
there
had
"At
what
just
"
THE
OF
ognized
rec-
comes
and
by
he
lumi-
PHANTOM
THE
74
two
in the
north
would
reflection
which
I quote
which
the
sun,
of
sight
that
be
for
it
only
was
lit
fire
ice.
of
winter
night,
of
one
in
so
rather
w^as
that
we
than
we
soon
days
some
one
must
of
have
thought.
discovered
yet,
pain,
of
drifted
So
that
it
was
to
by
ance
appear-
the
ought
it
but
long
be
to
not
was
expected
not
so
the
the
above
after
had
an
given
impression
We
case.
my
Life
excitement
jubilant
it for
see
the
we
by
first
the
that
pened,
hap-
According
Arctic.
travelers
394
mirage.
just
many
of
the
south,
produced
descriptions
God
been
correct,
enthusiastic
this
have
midday
the
of
look-
thing
more
was
the
of
edge
outermost
one
page,
about
to
glowing
those
as
the
another
peculiar impression
fire,
case.
that
or,
the
in
noteworthy
was
sun,
of
image
the
from
another
''To-day
the
been
have
Nansen
was
looking north,
one
exactly
was
saw
the
; to
POLES
would
reflection
the
.ing south,
To
it?
described
men
THE
exactly
been
have
it not
would
it
If
Pole.
South
the
ward
OF
my
to
feeling
disappointment,
farther
with
it could
south
pleasure
not
be
the
THE
AURORA
sun
itself.
BOREALIS
75
The
mirage
glowing
red
at
was
first
flat-
fire
on
'
tened-out
later
horizon;
above
one
the
or
over
length,
as
if
dull
square
streaks
red
saw
the
it
was
I think
he
far
he
describes
of
the
ice"
north.
have
"
never
describes
in
square,
what
he
he
have
not
being
You
"just
is, looking
sun,
if visible
opposite
but
he
saw
always
as
at
get
note
that
the
edge
the
all, would
direction;
round.
square
not
to
toward
at
simply
interior
that
the
been
had
ship
the
days.
does
mirage
in
days
following
two
volcano.
as
itself ;
it three
saw
was
saw
volcano
the
into
The
been
that
enough
it
dark
claimed
as
this
afterward
His
of
glimpse
imagine
that
days.
three
equal
horizontal
it could
that
lines
imagined
the
or
see
Nansen
was
inasmuch
mirage,
drifted
it
could
all of
What
states,
proves
last
with
mirage.
succession,
This
only
but
sun,
neither.
as
could
it/'
tween;
be-
horizontal
and
sun
the
space
I
maintop
another,
one
across
he
and,
one
the
streaks,
dark
five, such
even
directly
the
of
two
were
other, with
from
and
four,
there
streak
it is
"He
fire, and
76
THE
afterward
yesterday
again;
was
If
it ?
light
this
interior.
third
of
earth
or
the
as
call
point
how
of
of
heifer
He
then
is
one
old
cow.
interior
the
said
"I
and
another
The
exact
always
be
location
a
the
earth,
fire
was
sibly
pos-
in
so
in
still
think
to
believe
has
a
some
may
call
others
asked
was
she
becomes
for
moment,
I know,
dividing
When
It
earth.
as
three-year-old
of the
on
mine,
deter-
to
four-year-old
question.
is
one
on
who
one-
or
when
gradual
it
why
reason
is difficult
is when
don't
has
what
half-way
farmer
the
neighbors
my
sun,
interior, while
stopped
:
the
condition
Just
farther
much
reminds
in.
curve
point
one
398.)
no
been
way
in the
assume
(Page
of
is
have
the
the
There
not
above
to
the
interior
far
the
were.
not
was
very
should
what
eyes
fire in the
not
the
his
how
or
seemed
in
of
mirage
sume
as-
and
to-day
high
was
form/'
imagine
cannot
it
almost
disk-like
round
the
it
see
*'Both
seen
to-day
and
horizon,
have
we
POLES
almost
form.
round
THE
OF
could
he
says
sun
PHANTOM
the
one
cow,
heifer.''
line
will
needle
AURORA
THE
BOREALIS
straight
points
line
dividing
for
enough
another
arise
In
should
Vol.
all
day
displays
luminous
observed
At
the
and
these
p.
in
an
and
light-yellow
phenomena
evening,
Fantastic
were
being
forms
the
of
form
seen
of
were
ens.
heavclear
south,
arch,
and
mountains.
the
their
resumed
white
present
ing,
morn-
southwest,
northeast
in
appeared
and
an
to
the
they
the
being
from
northeast
hour
shape,
of
the
above
auroral
of
sky
"an
Nearly-
clouds
parts
the
toward
accumulating
are
might
the
faint
light
from
enlarging
half
During
m.,
breeze
it
if
describes
beautiful
different
clouds,
extended
6th,
though
in
trouble
Hall
seen.
were
and
mines
slight coloring.
the
on
case,
valuable
280,
but
unless
earth,
that
some
near
"
claimants.
I, page
with
aurora
In
point,
the
the
the
near
purposes,
claim
that
between
as
determined
interior.
that
at
be
practical
appear
located
be
can
as
the
should
it will
up
all
nation
one
tj
the
bands.
during
in
light
every
came
In
inal
origform
These
the
whole
direction.
and
went
78
THE
rapidly,
and
of
that
from
the
the
7th,
north
of
consisted
was
appearance
cirro-stratus
of
POLES
THE
OF
frequent
morning
It
PHANTOM
On
cloud.
south
to
observed.
was
of
bands
uniform
ing
extend-
arch
perfect
the
yellow
white."
and
Siemens
281,
I, page
five in the
in
the
that
about
a.
This
This,
the
then,
is
does
aurora
"This
itself
show
horn
of
it not
Here
page
297,
was
affect
the
follows
of
an
needle
adds,
did
was
not
tric,
elec-
electric, why
was
description, by
aurora
not
either
Take
if it
If it
it ?
where
Siemens
needle."
the
similar
needle.
electric,
if
dilemma:
the
what
did
in
if electric,
the
this,
phenomenon,
about
instance
affect
of
Corroborative
it
needle/'
the
another
not
from
of
phenomenon,
itselfin
show
parallel
east,
clouds
three
zon
hori-
western
disappeared
at
seen
was
distant
and
It
arc
the
to
Way,
leaving
not
the
1872,
10,
bright
from
degs.
brightness.
did
"a
zenith
the
Milky
12
m.,
January
on
sky passing
the
his
morning,
through
with
in
says
produced
Hall,
by
82
PHANTOM
THE
toward
move
from
the
of
progress
of
As
east.
toward
between
'At
3 :30
journal,
southeast
direction.
At
due
nearly
4:10
above
the
southwest
brilliant
and
m.
straw-color,
and
and
in
southerly
arch
extended
due
nearly
fading
were
very
an
brilliant
one
in the
slowly
exhibiting
formed
south.
arches,
formed
south
which
east
distinct
were
the
and
east,
luminous
due
new
to
south,
to
Mauch
says
of
arch
display, though
Those
away.
and
accumulated
east
other,
intense
beams
three
m.
p.
was
white."
if driven,
4 p.
to
moved
northeast,
soon
as
west
curtain
very
and
the
irregular
an
slowly moved,
At
'on
They
formed
beautiful
seconds
and
I observed,'
m.
them
to
from
being
horizon,
clouds.
from
the
passing
seven
moved
yellow
p.
while
opened
north,
arose
watched
and
corona
its colors
bright,
in his
six
POLES
ones
assigned
They
the
the
formed,
"
and
between
degree.
new
as
streamers
stars,
motion
THE
Mauch
these
some
to
north,
south/
the
over
OF
very
soon
intense
tacle.'
spec-
"
Can
any
better
refutation
of
the
theory
AURORA
THE
the
that
Does
of
electricity
heavens
the
agency
moving
for
thinks
who
man
slowly along by
Who
slowly,
tricity
elec-
driven
being
or
some
of
heard
ever
the
through
move
ever
if driven
as
unseen
in
air?
the
did
agitation
but
threw
out
As
several
appeared,
shock,
the
no
another
etc.
proof
that
the
burning
Taken
in
display,
heavy
and
the
of
clouds,
eral
sev-
turbed
disaurora
the
tion
erup-
liberated
the
produced
the
the
and
needle,
for
supposed;
the
needle
strong
it
coloring
minerals,
beautiful
everything
with
was
coloring,
appear,
connection
the
for
this
that
did
aurora,
and
most
was
before
the
tent,
ex-
any
light
when
When
the
the
hitherto
aurora
great
dust, dirt,
much
agitated
what
was
in
to
once
which
gases,
affected.
shown
at
evidence
volcano
and
was
most
from
is
electricity, as
there
this
needle
the
hours
that
minerals
so
caused
it obscured
hours.
of
ignite
not
that
smoke,
not
which
eruption
The
the
electricitybe offered
is
aurora
consideration
the
83
BOREALIS
was
arises
oils,
gas,
the
derful
won-
coloring
and
points
one
to
PHANTOM
THE
84
cause
electricity, would
No
it
fire, dying
wider
as
over
up
of
Hall
further
p.
m.,
asserts,
on
the
on
luminous
bright
horizon
it, it
saw
of
the
to
move,
zenith,
zenith,
of
the
to
and
and
but
at
then
it
it, where
southwestern
6:30,
it
had
position
6:30
usual
haziness
occurrence
wish
here
one
corroborative
the
usual
occurrence
these,
to
emphasize
haziness
of
of
these
my
of
was
was
Its
up.
the
vanished.
the
At
sky
after
noticed."
this
claim:
the
the
southeast
touched
just
of
of
seemed
arch
broke
it
where
northwest
just passed
gradually
curve,
the
the
whole
twilight
the
what
some-
northeastern
the
extremity
very
When
little to
"At
streamers
the
all
300:
southwestern.
was
thing
any-
lasted
observed
of
from
extending
find
can
page
8th,
arch
starting
aurora
day.
This
is characteristic
if it
next
was
slowly?
then
It
This
all the
this
slow.
but
down,
spread
to
POLES
risen
have
extent.
consume.
and
night,
5 130
fire
to
first
If
electricity is anything
acted
THE
explosion.
great
"
OF
sky
noticed."
point
"At
after
"
6:30
the
Does
THE
AURORA
BOREALIS
85
electricity generally
Hall
the
uses
words
descriptive
of
skies
those
after
'When
than
making
the
the
of
arch
the
while
southwest
of
the
to
directly
close
to
the
ing
reached
the
the
breeze
nearly
the
the
they
that
seemed
and
earth,
in
briskness
crossed
the
night.
This
the
heavens
to
"A
wind:
blowing
seemed
and
it
(P. 83.)
was
merry
quite
prismatic
the
north
the
before
direction."
the
of
of
fell dur-
fire
out
about
with
been
just
throwing
says
from
whole
burst
every
he
of
the
was
base,
have
ball
earth.
to
bearing
it must
transitiv
in-
belt
small
in
and
quickly
as
auroral
So
tionary
sta-
degrees
returned
the
igloo,
fathoms,
igloo
several
was
ning
run-
the
by
the
by
that
what
smart
to
50
display,
scintillations
Note
than
change
proved
aurora,
less
overhead.
palpable
so
quickly,
of
and
igloo,
it
hill
me.
less
Indeed,
the
now
was
it seemed
moved
was
the
displays.
aurora,
as
of
of
top
hazy?
condition
distant.
I
sky
haziness"
head,
my
distance
''usual
auroral
When
to
up
the
normal
pistol-shot
by.
near
the
above
leave
to
add
dancers
fro.''
as
Now
PHANTOM
THE
86
reflection
if this
would
wind
the
it seemed
he
less
palpable
close
the
to
Hall
On
its
of
with
the
to
he
of
enable
what
reflection
thought
the
has
the
anyone
the
of
aurora
fire.
he
''Yes,"
heard
form
is
"
sound
this
during
display.
from
Captain
very
fine
His
to
the
one
remarkably
extensively
aurora.
ing
dur-
mouth;
had
written
the
noises
his
active
most
quoted
he
quite
whether
imitate
accorded
as
the
from
came
hear
to
Hall,
of
decide
to
Innuits
the
asking
says
Hall,
to
actually
from
I have
will
unable
noise
time
of
been
have
puffing
what
such
bearing
it must
endeavoring
noise,
head,
my
with
them
by
the
accustomed
were
over
base,
himself
noise
any
aurora.
the
produce
earth.
found
whether
they
that
proved
the
pistol-shot distant,''
a
in
change
fire caused
would
small
ness
brisk-
its
to
**When
than
So
says.
aurora,
wind
describes
he
if
; but
not
reflection, then
effect
added
have
I think
by electricity,
caused
was
POLES
THE
OF
an
scription
de-
description
opinion
electricity or
as
the
THE
BOREALIS
AURORA
Lieutenant
from
Icy
Franklin,
heard
the
^'not
once,
aurora,"
but
from
now
this
from
now
seemed
then
it
shot
heard
admits
from
times,
loudly
the
of
its
slowly
perhaps,
than
when
water-mill,
of
the
that
cannon-
Hooper
aurora
many
There
fire.
at
and
light,
the
as
it
The
time
noise
was
of
flected
re-
noise,
the
plosion
ex-
more
moves
have
might
latter
light
make
not
the
caused
noise
the
could
have
people
many
and
the
occurrence
would,
of
field-ice,
unmistakably.
skies
in the
but
and
explosion,
force
the
of
other
an-
first it
distance."
heard
little doubt
be
heard
he
that
at
At
whirring
short
that,
and
sound
sound
the
at
by
like
from
down.
the
journal,
unmistakably;
high,
low
have
faintly and
now
on
one
resemble
was
and
can
from
to
and
near
"I
; not
quarter,
point
one
time
times
loudly
1849-50
in his
he
pedition
ex-
Mackenzie
Lake.
wrote
many
indistinctly, but
of
Bear
on
boat
to
winter
the
spent
Cape
in
second
N.,
Pullen's
Lieutenant
of
Fort
R.
Hooper,
command
River,
87
arrived,
most
liant.
bril-
88
"There
is
emits
ever
as
noise.
have
the
this
sounds
of
after
therefore,
have
are
the
But
of
auroral
auroral
any
heard
during
ascribed
Sound
distance
port
re-
movements
sounds
auroral
to
ment
move-
who
interval.
the
the
this
sound,
observers
the
that
be
quence
conse-
If
travel
to
the
or
in
interval.
minutes
the
causes
wind,
ice
the
to
other
audible
inferred
to
that
temperature.
succeeding
been
sion.
illu-
mere
to
and
follow
mention
is
the
snow
any
fifty miles.
no
of
considerable
four
convinced
ascribed
due
tic
Arc-
in their
seen
been
been
low
to
noises
make
the
in the
inferred
motion
emitted
requires
have
been
their
ought
been
observers,
are
rustling
have
of
crackling
sound
has
winters
auroras
have
the
as
aurora
heard
is, therefore,
must
such
of
where
which
aurora
sound
several
supposed
It
aurora
The
competent
brilliancy,
greatest
that
most
spent
regions,
the
But
evidence/'
sound.
been
have
to
described
who
audible
POLES
THE
''that
Loomis,
an
supposed
OF
satisfactory
no
Professor
says
"
PHANTOM
THE
other
It
is,
which
tions
exhibicauses
THE
90
PHANTOM
it varies
in
deceased
friends
is
given
by
Aurora
of
heaven
into
waving,
silver,
which
over
and
rays,
the
shoots
bright
the
of
light, vague
But
now
melts
as
up,
and
And
the
all
as
ing
glitter-
vanishes.
flame
of
again
from
the
Here
of
they
are
glittering
again;
new
endless
game
time
this
the
the
and
streamers
"
the
heard
one
spirit.
it
zon,
horiin
away
waving
growing
shining
then
though
aurora's
stillness, impressive
infinitude.''
up
foreboding
it is
afresh.
few
the
shoot
of
tongues
departing
as
from
billows
in
right
it is
left
are
of
glory
whole
and
moonlight,
sigh
ray
it breaks
bands
and
to
now
next
the
zenith,
very
until
dust
then
it shimmers
Presently
over
shoot
ver
sil-
it contracts
spreads,
many-folded
the
over
yellow,
change;
ently
''Pres-
glittering
of
to
It
aurora
shakes
veil
red.
the
253
page
now
restless
in
again,
of
description
its
their
say
merry.
very
on
POLES
THE
they
Borealis
to
now
green,
there
are
changing
"
form,
Nansen
the
vault
the
and
color
impressive
An
OF
symphony
the
cloak.
nings
lightgins
beutter
of
THE
BOREALIS
AURORA
it
"Presently
flame
the
over
it shoots
cloak."
the
ice,
water,
that
aurora
sky
for
land,
it did
not
Shakespeare's
know
did
On
another
horizon
southwestern
sun
in
front
together
a
the
from
troop
of
dust-cloud
were
light
cloud
of
the
it
like
distant
streamers
sun
"
of
sun,
up
or
sucking
dust
riders.
seemed
gauze
over
to
the
it in
to
markable
re-
three
scription
de-
"On
glow
the
of
the
swept
were
rising
above
Then
dark
stretch
from
sky, as
rather
perhaps
lengthy
briefly :
the
to
saw
clouds
of
Miranda
about
In
thoughts."
my
aurora
lay
of
"More
Nansen
I cite
which
the
that
of
with
afternoon.
open
reflection
the
occasion,
in the
of
but
of
of
him
to
occur
years
comprehenr
"Tempest."
display
o'clock
two
reflection
the
meddle
never
description,
spent
is reminded
One
"They
gHttering
it passes
nothing
fire.
dust:
that
who
one
or
was
great
in
from
the
from
up
the
reads
again
then
aurora's
the
one
twice
watching
sion
from
When
quoted
of
of
tongues
right
ray
speaks
dust
in
zenith, and
very
He
the
shimmers
bright
horizon."
are
91
itself
if it
as
from
came
if the
the
whole
of
Here
sky."
that
In
evidence
'The
of the
idea
adequate
the
from
of
to
and
arches,
which
of
part
the
were
three
sky
be
to
surrounding
from
cleared
During
centre.
exposed
plate
toward
at
other
than
time
there
forests
or
the
sensitive
the
aurora
as
open
to
no
ment
mo-
vivid
were
the
horizon.
simile,
haps,
per-
conflagration
seen
space
at
to
display Sergeant
dry
about
spanned
exact
to
heavens
which
it to
to
again
for
horizon
liken
change
lasted
which
and
any
splendor
entire
one
from
striking
most
convey
back
phenomena
perfect arches,
would
of
during
At
southwestern
The
It
''and
streamers
the
time.
remarkable.
and
ful
wonder-
and
and
covered
hours,
twenty-two
to
from
streamers,
the
opinions,
continuous
ribbons,
patches
further
writes,
beauty
was
is
was
he
which
the
It
scene.
arch
for
in
words
no
21st
description,"
beyond
have
January
able
remark-
of my
correctness
of
aurora
of
there
183)
(page
dust.
annoying
by Greely
account
an
mention
other
have
and
POLES
THE
OF
we
ever-present
aurora
of
PHANTOM
THE
92
night
their
Rice
photographic
without
any
effect,
THE
AURORA
but
the
from
93
experiment
the
the
BOREALIS
Despite
the
remarkable
of
the
aurora,
the
new
of
color
The
During
remarkable
will
the
it
of
storms
would
ordinarily
any
hours
twenty-two
from
the
should
aurora
ordinary
Reddish
but
that
the
makes
it
tints
Greely
auroras
saw
that
but
almost
This
none.
have
so
"
different
reader
of
much
the
less.
color-
occasionally
were
as
length
description
one,
not
such
The
aurora.
brilliant
turbed.
dis-
exploding
an
its
this
does
clouds
addition,
"
remember
"
He
accompany
in
and,
the
forest-fire
"
earth.
or
the
undoubtedly
be
to
the
of
slightly
was
seemed
speak
despite
but
aurora
of
volcano,
exactly
extent
was
interior
the
cent
cres-
was
that,
and
magnet
This
in
display
narrow
say,
note
duration
just what
but
blood/'
reader
aurora,
tent
ex-
was
the
to
strange
and
magnet
appeared,
moon
which,
the
duration
disturbed.
slightly
though
reported.
were
the
one
general,
colorless,
tints
red
occasionally
In
light.
quite
was
doubtful
of the
shifting
aurora
was
ported,
re-
shows
color
THE
94
from
come
burning
coloring
is
burned
This
the
"
in
able
was
sky
aurora
such
was
kind
trifle of
aurora
has
difference
The
is that
the
matter,
everything
that
needle
explosion,
great
of
minerals,
into
thrown
needle,
but
depend
upon
explosion,
Sir
no
several
and
the
other
air, might
not
am
popular belief,
appreciable
light."
the
was
occasions,
the
was
remarks
light
and
states
a
are
disturb
the
would
liberated
near
Nares
table
vege-
matter
That
sure.
was
how
quantities
large
and
what
George
to
us
the
rainbow.
the
Greely
which
gases,
regular
little disturbed:
but
in
the
vegetable, mineral,
else.
was
the
burned
one
other
oil, and
the
of
coloring
it
This
with
one,
while
that
electricity?
coloring,
all the
ice,
reason-
than
white
plain
was
water,
more
case
of
being
and
"
as
seem
the
was
merest
truly
the
that
forest-fire
or
earth
on
as
POLES
material
the
it not
different
and
have
Does
that
volcano,
prairie-
we
the
land.
THE
by
was
as
reflected
and
caused
same
OF
PHANTOM
by
^'
the
needle.
trary
that, ''con-
the
In
aurora
gives
Greely's
perience,
ex-
considerable
during
the
on
aurora,
BOREALIS
AURORA
THE
Greely
his
saw
brilliant
Borealis
I
case,
of
after
and
the
claimed
been
light.
which
be
and
the
in
my
tire
en-
my
compared
half
above
"the
days
horizon
the
is clear/*
sky
It has
the
during
may
degs.
25
of
which,
or
two
moon
full, when
the
no
Lapland,
that
light
ascertain
to
in
sojourn
that
of
when
quarter
one
emitted,
able
was
time
says
amount
greatest
Aurora
in
was
printed above,
at
Tromholt
only.
very
to
shadow,
display
heavens
is
which
of
description
the
95
fire
If
that
the
the
produces
gives
aurora
it
aurora,
give light.
must
also
Greely
23d,
could
(termed
be
#This
to
more
of
eyes
meteor
7:35
was
a.
m.,
colorless
red.
No
to
the
for
is
this
of
burst
one,
detonation
was
A
the
into
which
the
varying
work.
in
noon.
satisfactory,
presence
remarkably
which
leading
by printers),
not
was
observed
except
for
difficultyat
some
the
January
on
used
long primer
however,
partly
that
as
with
read
test,
owing
but
such
print,
articles
remarks
moon,
ity
capac-
brilliant
north
about
fragments,
was
heard.
all
brilliant
'The
in
often
''However
light,we
cast
it is
begins
to
light
is
sky
it fades
behind
the
with
shoot
from
up
the
to
They
west.
from
zenith
out
fine
and
silver
Surt
the
in
veil
over
of
the
bright,
threads.
himself,
in
only
the
towards
patches
they
like
the
Is
striking
it
his
play
east
darting
to
nearer
suddenly
But
the
from
showers
northern
ing
reach-
from
off.
rays
there.
almost
chase
of
suddenly
more;
way
Now
brightly
rays
fiery mist,
wild
ern
east-
and
here
then
It
fire.
few
east,
away.
stretching
always
seem
long, long
perfect
gathers
tral
spec-
the
of
of
scattered
zenith;
belt
the
over
while
far
mass
visible
haze
It
away.
in
whole
mist
of
southwest,
After
the
till
sense
self
fire
glowing
one
and
mountain
of
seems
pale, yellow,
of
soon
belt
luminous
so
with
again, and
luminous
dawn
and
one's
447.
play
it ; it
at
sight
tear
reflection
the
broadens,
the
to
446,
weird
gazing
both
spell oyer
this
see
tire of
never
wonderful,"
were
II, pages
we
impossible
like
Vol.
POLES
THE
OF
Lights
Northern
Nansen
says
to
PHANTOM
THE
96
sky
they
are
finest
of
ing
glitter-
the
fire
giant,
mighty
silver
98
THE
"It
the
be
to
seems
of
of
color
form/'
here
that
during
the
but
auroras,
during
sudden,
Greely,
POLES
experience
colorless
and
"
THE
undisturbed
disturbances
marked
OF
the
is
magnet
prevalence
of.
PHANTOM
shows
vivid
the
plays
dis-
violent, changes
App.
November
13,
16.
"...
auroral
an
continuous
of
the
in
patches,
above
the
and
the
which
lasted
while
from
ascended
first
shape
for
five
apparently
the
in
spasmodic
issuing
The
any
App.
13,
the
the
clouds
diffused
and
marked
November
"Magnetic
15
deg.
of
regular
minutes
of
form
as
with
clouds
of
thus
out
disappeared
at' times
seen
smoke-stack
tive.
locomoately
immedi-
without
formation/'
of
defined,
sharply
thrown
summit
the
are
more,
summit
These
from
cone,
or
clouds
motion.
puflfs, such
from
about
auroral
emanated
cone,
dim
well-defined
curling
or
part
gradually brightened
the
luminous
whorling
greater
mained
re-
in
which
its
which
appeared
northwest
horizon,
took
the
during
It
day.
display
"
suming
as-
Greely,
19.
disturbance
again
occurred,
AURORA
THE
BOREALIS
five-minute
and
from
after
the
"I
happened
that
and
floating
D.
L.
"The
this
the
13,
the
in
bright
southern
zenith
closely resembling
arising
from
Journal
by
and
ten
sprang
gradually
a
the
a
"
16, 1882.
streamer
with
crater
mass."
witnessed
horizon,
The
puflFsand
20.
November
between
morning,
shot
smoke
the
from
November
Brainard,
and
its formation
like
up
East,
deg.
20
of
appear
deg.
luminous
only display
the
smoke
about
in
away
o'clock.
about
give
can
Island,
brighter
curling
Greely, App.
of
260
work
at
light
being discharged
volcano,
of
is
ascending
while
auroral
became
movement
or
ber
Novem-
Bellot
North
altitude
an
idea
best
Henry,
toward
about
gradually
to
up
menced."
com-
November
13,
B.
small, dim,
azimuth
which
shortly
magnet
yesterday,
look
to
saw
from
C.
up
1882.
outdoors,
and
the
App.
from
kept
were
appeared
of
Greely,
Extract
16,
of
Aurora
disturbance
"
20.
readings
m.
p.
99
labored
was
eleven
from
ing
approachmovement,
spasmodic
working
me
puffs
locomotive.
of
PHANTOM
THE
100
in this
Remaining
position
AURORA
The
Brainard,
After
authority
Will
you
call
appeared."
C.
B.
party
it
that
1882,
it;
in
then
If
not,
November
of this
and
ever
we
are,
could
described
Gredy's
read
determine
Greely, App.
"
time, it
dis-
slowly
engraving,
electricity?
aurora
one,
and
seen
above
about
Henry,
"The
low
the
says
as
16,
November
observing
POLES
BOREALIS.
BorealJs,
Aurora
short
dissipated and
gradually
was
THE
OF
what
13,
17,
morning
I
say
what
an
origin.
it?
Journal
of
1882.
was
think,
we
L.
Appendix.
its
was
D.
by
were
the
very
only
in the
THE
AURORA
midst
BOREALIS
of
electric
close
of
"The
B.
C.
emitted
light
full
of
the
landscape
abundant.
The
maintained
above
at
and
clouds,
audible.^'
Rice,
the
of
out
above
their
speak
of
avoid
it.
heads
having
that
one
hundred
Journal
of
feet
D.
C.
display
time
no
cumulus
the
kind
any
of
was
G.
W.
dark
and
blinded;
first
at
appeared
Gardiner
so
and
near
Israel
is
close
not
from
thinks
have
the
Ralston,
all
quarters,
dodged
Israel, who
could
aurora
and
unconsciously
intelligent observer,
the
in
touched
Journal
time
one
of
almost
the
it felt
at
but
1882.
17,
observed
all
at
was
of
of
that
to
the
than
from
November
curtain
earth
noise
no
Ext.
"
"Coming
who
the
tense
in-
most
visible
which
height
13,
Objects
plainly
apparently
but
ground,
magnitude.
elevation
greater
the
fully equal
were
our
1882.
17,
entirely eclipsed
first
the
Nov.
during
was
and
moon,
of
one
Greely, App.
"
Henry,
brightness
stars
scared
considerably."
Journal
ing
fact, its alarm-
In
light.
proximity
members
loi
very
that
been
at
Nov.
17,
and
times
than
more
earth."
to
"
From
1882.
THE
102
"It
I
appeared
raised
to
PHANTOM
it in
bathe
low
so
hand
my
free
the
was
clouds,
and
the
light
plainly
moon."
visible
"The
colored
we
repeatedly put
would
we
There
one
was
affected
by
that
his
"
hands
From
as
17,
"In
lowered
to
of
D.
the
appeared
S.
H.
one
ranged
disarinstant.
that
earth
though
as
doing.
so
was
much
so
grandest
head
ward
L.
mass
and
by
its
at
his
though
full
the
of
hands
who
display
Journal
of
the
to
our
person
the
he
close
up
as
were
every
something
touch
long.
seemed
arranged
so
day
all
1882.
rearranged
was
tinued.
con-
Journal
17,
flames,
display
The
needle
light
heavens
and
The
from
whole
the
display
the
November
Gardiner,
of
finest
by
as
Extract
"
of
visible
the
of
violently agitated,
aurora
during
tirely
en-
eclipsed.
was
readings
The
that
sky
was
five-minute
times
at
The
stars
needle
Objects
down
POLES
light.
second-magnitude
and
THE
instinctively, expecting
from
magnetic
OF
and
off
Brainard,
ments
mo-
put
up
blow."
vember
No-
1882.
northern
an
intense
sky
there
vermilion
gradually
color,
THE
AURORA
which
BOREALIS
and
in
manner,
this
"A
which
the
It
and
the
the
heavens."
for
space
would
is
difficult
such
gives
and
latter
is but
of
of
of
it when
saw
to
the
be
of
has
the
to
much
so
it.
without
aurora
been
greatest
our
years,
devoted
by
pass
through
for
of
earth,
the
aurora
thought
both
and
splendor,
it
it
Yet
comment
Greely
as
Appendix.
in his
Electricity
of
ible.
discern-
its movements
that
not
The
time
approach
of
brilliancy,
moon.
one
also
Lynn
descriptions
puffings
at
were
thousands
to
full
the
cation.
modifi-
slight
unparalleled
to
near
it not
minds
time
grandeur,
zenith
subject
the
than
unusual
rapidity
Were
the
earlier
flagration.
con-
of
and
its
of
speak
great
nessed
wit-
colors
its
at
was
of
Gardiner
was
Israel
minutes
brightness
extreme
mind
light equal
prismatic
several
recorded,
have
display
its
the
minutes
and
its
to
few
which
for
the
above
deg.
10
remained
suggestive
of
for
expanded
horizon,
103
is
never
found
acting
stationary engine,
or
like
a
the
burn-
PHANTOM
THE
104
drifting
one
the
to
give
could
not
be
aurora
time
give
to
Before
in the
latter
Arctic
brighter
than
through
the
of
in
frost, and
and
forth
reflection
at
the
the
would
of
as
they
at
the
would
apply
earth
was
shut
out
The
earth.
and
snow,
times,
many
effect.
dazzling
sun
can
at
summer
the
ing
open-
kaleidoscope,
the
It is the
the
shines
sun
ice,
rays
other.
when
opening
condition
the
and
winter,
southern
of the
because
therefore,
into
the
most
from
in winter,
is winter
in the
sun's
the
only
ly
frequent-
mammoth
re-reflecting
That
more
The
strike
rora,
au-
seen
interior
as
sending
is
the
on
probable
from
sun
act
of
waste
more
summer.
earth
the
and
rapidly
seems
of
one
regions
the
through
result
the
chapter
the
assign
to
the
reasons
all.
them
wish
why
reason
slowly-
the
so
it
that
concluding
rays
multiply
convincing
so
and
rising
attempts
electricity, they
are
POLES
away.
When
why
smoke
its
ing volcano,
THE
OF
shines
sun
South
pole
one
only
son,
sea-
directly
this
Pole, and
only
free
the
appear
sun
when
from
the
terior
in-
clouds,
in the
same
PHANTOM
THE
io6
wonderful
considers
the
the
cause
"
different
in
the
opening
much
is
one
in the
within
and
also
and
in
entrance
to
the
the
thousand
would
the
illustrate
the
the
big
end
in
the
fact
that
the
the
magnetic
miles
the
north
point,
to
supposed
an
the
of
the
to
of
the
at
take
pole,
pole,
thus
southern
is fifteen
it is
while
Pole.
more
rays
at
have
North
sun's
than
netic
mag-
the
earth
the
the
south.
tin horn,
electric
is
seven
they
in diameter,
make
at
than
miles
interior
miles
hundred
earth
north
opening
is that
the
passed
the
the
passed
that
powerful
of
have
south,
within
only
five hundred
showing
one
the
by
the
rays,
of
fifty miles
while
in
south
proved
south
been
the
is
aurora
sun's
reached
and
pole;
hold
in
have
hundred
To
from
the
interior
the
to
This
explorers
only
conclude
to
than
the
by
greater
north.
That
north
produced
pole
duce
pro-
reasoning
come
why
reason
brighter
the
which
than
kinds
then
electricity?
Another
when
and
above
the
not
POLES
aurora,
causes
reasonable
more
that
the
various
does
them,
seem
of
variety
THE
OF
light,
and
then
THE
AURORA
turn
the
BOREALIS
little end
will
be
will
It
very
noticed
that
of
reverts
in
the
description
of
it
there
the
is
submitting
the
produces
the
reader
from
his
on
such
the
reading
the
of
truth
thereon,
different
at
poles.
the
place
same
Electricity
will
world.
poles only?
affected?
is
matter
have
duced
ad-
my
contention
he
still thinks
it
always
always
why
one
of
is
the
the
Everything
at
An
universal.
in
it is
why
manner
then, does
form
Why
apart
why
;
that
sense,
tell
work
Why,
in the
ask
extracts
him
coloring;
battery
all the
always
the
on
what
to
merely
electricity,let
appear
the
it
what
as
common
opinions
prove
aurora
electrical
over
great
commenting
his
comments
my
appears
the
is
question
aurora,
If, after
to
of
the
use
what
been.
the
of
subject.
In
and
it
Nansen's
that
of
need
no
rally
natu-
describe
fire.
As
every
mind
reflection
the
as
almost
the
of
fire, is magnificent.
was,
in
Writers
form
every
ence
differ-
The
quickly.
aurora,
fire.
to
almost
light.
the
to
observed
be
description
107
aurora
needle
tends
tricity
elec"at
not
to
io8
THE
that
prove
PHANTOM
the
is
form,
color,
or
time,
of
the
earth
not
aurora
would
be
and
as
in
or
Does
day
clear,
it
others
the
varied
by
it
for
does
location.
in
wind
exists
or
like
of
wind,
only;
five
the
an
if
coloring
the
lightning,
aurora
pears
ap-
weather
stormy
minutes
four
seem
no
or
ten
in
in
hand,
other
The
night,
or
lasts
that
the
fire
furnish
not
color
the
as
either
electricity,
same
electricity.
not
which
On
were
POLES
THE
condition,
single
solution.
intelligent
the
is
aurora
There
interior
OF
and
times
some-
while
at
days.
electricity,
or
fire
METEORS
OR
VOLCANIC
DISTURBANCES
CHAPTER
METEORS
OR
Herman
Siemens
Hall
meteors
also
on
that
have
from
of
small
North
reach
from
in
take
them
the
earth
as
and
fire.
This
call
Let
and
stone
misnaming
are
us
the
if
out
that
teors,
me-
ing
noth-
are
earth
so
land
come
drop
stone,
should
the
near
not
by
many
termed,
get down
a
appeared
it would
when
months,
start,
and
bunch,
thread,
rocket.'^
Could
they
times
some-
pushing
from
up
comet,
business,
sense,
the
"We
instances
shooting stars,
passing
Pole
few
of
those
volcano.
stars,
silver
fireballs
thrown
exploding
shooting
book:
first
; in
about
stars,
they
to
so-called
rocks
where
claimed,
or
from
Hall's
it were,
as
similar
them
but
"
of
tain
Cap-
writes
trip
disappearance
seen
with
was
shooting
point
I have
an
last
numerous
the
who
257
forming,
to
DISTURBANCES.
"
his
page
saw
from
VIII.
VOLCANIC
on
109
ably
probto
years,
this
natural
super-
to
common
and
be
fire
done
be
The
and
planet,
main
or
and
sent
this
on
the
should
universe
of
detached
be
lute
abso-
are
part
no
the
sooner
star,
from
the
sailing through
earth
near
the
west
falls
shower
space
North
or
Pole.
South
in
"Far
shower
the
of
others
stars,"
444,
"some
bright
like
II, page
south
again
lies
Does
shower
North
that
thought,
That
rocks
elephant,
or
called
it
are
would
is
the
ern
North-
the
sky
sea
believe
read,
to
of
he
should
fireflywere
Meteors
able
fall
stars
such
be
never
the
gave
be
thus!
called
sun,
just plain
or
no
rocks
more
the
it
person,
of
be
is
that
near
incapable
the
and
now
there."
water
If there
is apparent
of
the
in
Low
clouds,
gleam
shower
Pole?
worlds.
over
is open
after
Vol.
all with
candles,
of
the
by
anyone,
in
bank
but
there
dark;
after
Nansen
distant
outlined
Lights;
writes
Roman
from
message
any
and
and
can
POLES
THE
children
of the
comet
body
the
laws
immutable,
land
to
Our
differently,
taught
better.
OF
forever.
with
away
PHANTOM
THE
no
matter
thinking.
If
microbe
an
absurd.
thrown
out
OR
METEORS
from
the
An
earth
rocks
show
the
On
the
nine
and
of
Bear
from
drew
some
What
is
stars?
right
bright,
very
of
came
des.
Pleia-
the
shining
characteristic
dust
should
throwing
The
Great
direction.
shooting
dust
eruption,
and
the
come
earth
is
given
that
the
in lieu
of
that
volcanic
have
earth,
theory
the
passing
by
up
in
is
contention
all meteors
This
shooting
meteors
of
volcanic
is located
Bear
air, thrown
externally.
these
are
out
that
than
follow
out
My
stars
the
through
comets
the
from
or
were
streak
more
shining
eruption
or
Ser-
in
they chiefly
them
a
six
number
right
them."
after
the
of
writes
them
Aldebaran,
or
Several
and
of
; afterwards
Bull
the
was
came
to
Between
"
there
most
not
as
again
12th.
not
dust.
Nansen
Some
pentarius.
small
and
morning
stars,
when
appear
so
smoke
December
shooting
Great
be
page
this
volcano.
explosion might
an
the
same
"Thursday,
always
burning
through
in
exploding
an
not
fall, as
ignite, or
DISTURBANCES
by
might
aurora
these
VOLCANIC
about
better
struck
internally
passing
one,
and
PHANTOM
THE
112
will
shown
the
small
base
of
to
the
close
the
during
meteor
was
sky,
descending
later
the
to
the
the
west,
and
that
the
northeastern
and
"a
and
little
trail
green
half-way
ward
down-
slight
meteors
the
were
of
vicinity
undoubtedly
the
liant
bril-
about
in
in
it
before
163
two
found
Pole,
fire fell
prismatic
out
and
with
Those
volcano
on
traveling
North
from
page
red
many
be
direction.
with
zenith
it to
of
just
vertically,
angle."
of
burst
seen
meteor
seen
ball
throwing
on
that
proved
A
and
in every
writes
Peary
remarks
aurora
earth.
earth,
scintillations
was
one
is
earth
the
Hall
display,
the
reached
after
hollow.
be
to
quite
advanced
be
not
POLES
THE
OF
came
interior
of
the
earth.
He
the
also
noticed
"apparent
sinking
accompanied
snow
which
crust
in
peculiar phenomenon
large
by peculiar
rumbled
every
of
direction
until
accounted
for
of
areas
muffled
beneath
away
they
ports,
re-
the
died
away."
This
could
be
disturbances
in
the
by
the
earth,
canic
volfrom
THE
114
PHANTOM
OF
CHAPTER
FINDING
OF
Arctic
why
found
IN
and
gravel,
sand
imbedded
in
another
This
is not
rocks
it struck
after
turn
its side
on
in
berg
the
another
position
berg
Two
in
the
of
together.
if the
case
the
found.
berg,
of
where
in
in
That
got
they
long
tons,
adhere
to
iceberg?
No,
glacier,
of
to
the
with
contact
ed
ground-
been
the
how
an
how
have
other
some
Besides,
weighing
side
rocks
together.
bottom
have
icebergs, drifting
freeze
against
the
as
the
come
must
fast
drifts
would
water,
to
that
become
or
ice,
bring
to
ing
adher-
explanation
the
on
are
time
freeze
they
floes.
and
rocks
the
at
often
so
that
reasonable
came
wondered
are
iceberg
and
berg
ICE.
bergs
claim
till the
them,
ON
long
by glaciers, while
to
not
AND
have
writers
shoved
be
ROCK
and
on
Many
the
IX.
explorers
rock,
POLES
THE
manner.
could
ocean,
would
have
to
middle
into
th^
are
frequently
would
the
that
bottom
is
not
rock,
or
the
ROCK
IN
AND
into
the
the
air
Some
his
the
it
they
and
sand,
have
these
send
eruptions
all
into
the
into
plunged
still
in
the
When
rock
stated
that
is
found
it is
caused,
water,
heat
not
seem
nearly
the
one
that
iceberg
water
wait
several
Had
melts
very
for
the
so
ice, and
quickly,
sun,
there
which
land.
it is
of
the
This
rock
does
explanation
an
rock
"
pool
by
sun.
good
warm
the
in
lighting
makes
being
may
not
no
as
an
upon
a
pool
of
need
to
appear
for
months.
I
the
imagination
of
is
berg
iceberg,
rests
the
time
the
they
claimed,
from
drawing
bergs
afterward,
an
on
generally
it
the
where
location
rection.
di-
in every
until
and
ocean,
gravel,
from
over
me
Volcanic
upon
formation,
the
To
rock,
disperse
first freezes
stream
if
of
air
fall
of
explained
origin.
the
dust, which
stages
rejects
or
substances.
Finally they
at
on
some
cause,
refutes
volcanic
of
appear
one
however,
of
fell
and
forming.
was
predecessors
presence
thrown
were
explosion,
assign
each,
They
some
writers
another
what
by
while
berg
115
there.
they got
way
ICE
ON
Shake-
ii6
force
the
and
then
vivid
real
and
would
the
see
We
capacity,
must
as
best
gifts
our
of these
one
as
must
the
rocks
Arctic
they
earth?
from
the
icebergs
they
for
colored
none
the
is
snow
such
icebergs
and
or
grow
there
that
vicinity
also
such
in
the
that
vegetable
matter
pollen
in
the
of
of
the
shown
then
where.
some-
produces
(which
plant,
vicinity
no
interior;
supposed
a
the
that
material
is
of
that
earth,
on
are
then,
be
formed
the
from
interior
and
the
that
come
evident,
can
soon
shown
be
certainly
analysis shows),
blossom
As
established,
can
formed
are
If
use
formed
be
they
to
are
be
must
content
in the
conditions
can
our
the
it
When
that
it
is it not
come
think
in
be
volcano,
Ocean,
book
would
may.
can
volcanoes
burning
this
so
however,
we
the
in
picture
of
but
be
If
found
exploding
no
facts
follow.
rest
an
limited,
and
ley,
Hux-
I do.
as
all
Homer,
of
reader
view,
matter
are
paint
no
another
take
and
that
of
power
directness
and
would
POLES
THE
OF
descriptive
the
speare,
the
PHANTOM
THE
of
the
to
be
when
Arc-
ROCK
IN
tic
AND
Ocean,
the
colored
We
might
than
all
in
each,
and
stick
facts
like
out
case.
list
are
for
a
the
other,
the
next
chain
of
exist
fact
but
other,
will
stubborn
to
cumstances
cirfalse
on
stand
the
things,
finger going
sore
more
direction,
each
not
but
of
lems,
prob-
one
with
Such
Nothing
for
well, which
as
in
nothing
could
test;
would
snow
strengthening
turn,
where
else-
unanswered
pointing
away.
theory.
the
hitherto
leaving
explain
the
through
conflicting
never
it grew
locations
go
dozen
then
be
to
seem
if
terior
in-
the
in
grow
for
earth;
in other
not
117
it must
earth,
on
does
ICE
then
of
be
ON
to
and
tor's
doc-
shop.
The
dust,
Ocean,
by
the
produced
Being
light, it
wind,
when
when
disagreeable.
snow,
it
iron
burning
by
"
volcanic
tions.
erup-
far
away
the
ships
it falls
on
When
it falls
is found
supposed
volcano.
Arctic
the
is carried
produces
analyzed,
and
some
and
in
annoying
is also
is very
the
so
black
to
to
Where
and
snow,
consist
with
of
bon
car-
from
come
is
that
volcano?
burning
of any
it be
in
of
stars,
that
in
black
and
meteors,
they
are
caused
am
willing
bear
account
the
dust
fall
best
way
to
dust
in
the
ice, this
snow,
the
is to
sayj
cano.
vol-
exploding
an
call
to
shooting
aurora
that
and
swer.
an-
my
stand.
not
of time,
test
the
does
by
if
and
is found,
the
If false, it will
it will
or
The
rock
this
or
record
Ocean?
this
ocean,
POLES
else, why
Arctic
dispose
THE
Pole
North
anywhere
the
the
No
the
near
OF
PHANTOM
THE
ii8
If true,
pop
up
like
of
this
cork.
As
remarked
chapter,
travel
has
drifts.
dirt
There
been
get
how
of
been
have
great
written
upon
for
rock,
the
land.
The
these
substances
from
miles
stray
away,
as
only
are
comet,
ice-
and
nations
expla-
two
no
agree.
would
have
those
who
have
on
accounting
ice
difference
on
gravel,
many
when
being
Arctic
theory
to
matter
etc.,
rock,
and
benefit
this
of
icebergs
on
volcanic-explosion
been
on
beginning
mysteries
observers:
as
The
the
always
and
wood,
of
one
the
at
land,
passing
as
well
is that
as
when
they
come
millions
out
of
of
ROCK
IN
AND
land
hundred,
it is to
earth,
million
come
from
miles
Note
icefoot
precipitous
bay
solid
rock, without
only vegetation
outlying
our
In
place
than
more
of
the
rock
tons
about
crest
which
of
half
deep,
the
tation
vege-
miles,
at
had
the
on
was
wide
broke
the
the
point
made.
been
mile
At
and
not
over
continuity
one
weighed
have
must
on
of
ten
feet
bluffs.
the
lying
was
of
cleft, apparently
hundred
feet
thousand
earth
over
Indeed,
some
cliffs,
camp
narrow
level
vestige
for
clayey
previous
where
one
of
spur
schistose
nakedness.
these
along
traveling
high,
very
of
the
a
seen
time
precipices,
above
their
cover
long
of
base
sheer
as
feet
to
rose
thousand
"
the
the
at
it
hundred
says
cliffs, evidently
They
slate.
for
was
have
of
Greely
point
the
several
large paleeocrystic
from
the
comet
to
couple
what
derful
won-
stray
than
matters
striking
away,
traveling
the
from
easy
more
meteor
earth
to
is
It
pole,
the
How
pole.
supernatural
for
away.
along
two
the
the
near
"Our
the
account
few
miles
119
understand!
not
to
ICE
near
apply
do
we
ON
shore.
floe
I
THE
I20
visited
and
it
but
that
which
bay
this
373
page
mile
southwest
picked
up
in
we
tion
forma-
same
It is
of
worthy
farthest
mark
re-
point
in
seen
wqre
they drifted
he
remarks
"that
of
the
at
this
from
of
of
The
spread
the
it
the
on
sembles
re-
of
It
Bay.
over
find
should
and
Bellows
the
seems
coal
this
that
which
lignite coal,
remarkable
about
Biederbick
divide
Watercourse
somewhat
widely
cliffs,
that
piece
that
mines
the
floes
might
ocean."
polar
On
of
the
was
evidence
good
it
other
some
nearby.
palaeocrystic
"
the
from
apparently
those
POLES
THE
it, thinking
brought
was
as
OF
examined
been
have
PHANTOM
country
and
watershed
of
is
so
that
Lake
Hazen."
did
Greely
picked
It
up
is not
of
one
to
watershed
of
at
all
strange.
It
the
be
beautiful
Aurora
known
interior
thrown
volcanic
those
the
as
the
being
of
the
earth.
dropped
the
hitherto
reflection
but
of
was
Hazen.
was
explosions
lights
the
Lake
into
Borealis,
as
coal
why
on
after
there
understand
not
air
that
by
duce
pro-
known
hereafter
fire in
the
ROCK
found
Kane
floating
out
to
with
boulders,
Marshall
them,
the
geologist
than-
middle
the
many
massive
the
so
were
melted
as
he
saw
have
the
for
study
boulder-covered
the
numer-
would
sea
curious
more
In
matter.
of
lines
latitudes.
Hall
twenty
of
bottom
our
have
and
impregnated
rafts
they
presented
rocks
detrited
these
could
that,
ous
"
angular
seemingly
Bay
broad
eighty
by
long
with
throughout
tables
symmetrical
"
large
and
ice
detached
of
sea
feet
covered
123
masses
hundred
two
ICE
ON
AND
IN
tells
feet
Polaris.
of
an
thick,
On
pieces,
rocks
which,
embedded
old
floe,
which
more
grounded
it
striking,
turning
broke
the
near
into
exposed
over,
in
than
ice.
CHAPTER
The
of
speaks
sen
land,
the
is
black.
it is
the
falls
This
ought
and,
carbon
some
to
sky
it
looks
to
way.
be
it
and
analyzed,
is
to
as
found
volcano.
If it
it
probably
home.
in
have
stray
his
of
go
for
to
comet,
tion.
irrita-
one
was
from
dance
abun-
of
iron, supposed
exploding
passing
far
great
such
accounted
So
snow
like
wanting
learn, it is dust
when
the
in
such
in
source
for
reasons
reasonable
colors
declares
Nansen
principal
it
it becomes
that
found
ships
not
life ; cannot
that
on
from
it does
somewhere;
itself; yet
and
while
miles
many
without
In
clouds,
able
ocean
quantities
great
which
annoyance
commodity
reproduce
Nan-
and
times,
such
from
comes
ARCTIC.
many
of
in
drifting
grow
so
source
was
THE
in the
dust
X.
IN
DUST
POLES
THE
Op-
PHANTOM
THE
124
some
been
comet,
to
contain
come
from
came
from
started
about
DUST
IN
the
same
fall
THE
ARCTIC
time
as
the
frequently
so
traveling
millions
the
and
dust
continuously;
only
last
If
it
to
"
the
This
it
great
Dust,
Arctic,
dust
is what
source
one
of
not
the
from
would
away,
space
from
sun
in
come
earth, and
where
of
the
so
Arctic,
the
veiled
be
does
from
miles
as
dust,- falling
cover
rays
would
comes
many
twentieth.
the
miles
the
first
the
to
of
out
is
theory
millions
which
earth,
ridiculous
the
to
in
yet,
in
necessary
shut
comet;
the
how
it sometimes
credit
of
in
say,
continuously
comet
amount
would
the
and
cient
suffi-
is;
comet
no
that
must
shows
how
nothing
true
from
came
does
say
were
densely
show
This
and
absurd,
appears
again;
things clear,
are.
almost
stars
This
to
miles,
Comets
explanation
necessary
century,
comet
come
years.
theories
of
shooting
they
After
fall
years.
and
make
becomes
most
the
to
some
whereas
till
nonsensical
order
stars
twenty
or
millions
and
which
stars,
poles!
the
near
shooting
dust
to
shooting
several
in
once
distribute
ten
125
ness.
dark-
from
not
it is found.
annoyance
in
hardly expect
the
in
126
THE
that
PHANTOM
region,
if
dust
as
Imagine
middle
of
earth
great
what
do
dust,
dust,
not
hollow.
in
and
here,
dust,
but
Nothing
the
the
Nansen
passing
they bring?
which
be
POLES
Ocean!
are
years
THE
annoyance
Arctic
the
"The
says:
the
OF
first
wind
drives
does
not
believe
away."
Will
the
some
is
earth
dust
that
commodity
us
or
go
no
When
the
is hollow,
earth,
without
the
Arctic
earth
the
away
and
is found
congratulate
mainly
confined
"Let
here
the
dust
is
from
interior
dust
solid, then
themselves
If
the
that
near
all
over
regions.
or
of
millions
comet
scattering
to
the
easily explained
passing
be
that
comes
in the
volcano
question.
however,
Antarctic
to
on
is solid, there
earth
puzzle
of
remain
to
or
fast
says
perplexing
and
accusing
miles
the
is
of
article
an
this
to
eruption
the
can
but
that
very
we
it is understood,
earth
of
have
that
answer
isn't
yet Nansen
Nothing
hold
where
me
accumulates
; what
home
If you
is
tell
It
water
open
for?
hollow
from?
comes
ice,
who
one
people
the
the
the
dust
poles,
DUST
where
But
proved.
IN
the
there
THE
ARCTIC
inhabitants
is
no
danger
127
are
of
few
in
that
being
number.
ever
128
PHANTOM
THE
OF
CHAPTER
WATER
OPEN
XL
FARTHEST
AT
AND
is
it
Although
of
drift-ice
are
by
out
that
the
have
where
they
to
and
sea
lost
but
easily imagine
the
and
never
that
the
present
that
the
and
earth
to
the
hollow.
was
reader,
Arctic
the
farther
one
an
game
advances
might
One
can
might
get
not
is the
open
of
the
to
lost
knowing
I wish
What
is
with
knowing
tried
however,
Ocean
tinued
con-
that
out,
way
they
they
"
those
their
ried
car-
live.
balloon
pole by
find
still
how
abounding
water,
hollow,
was
turned
being
not
"
will
instances
Had
sea,
frozen
were
near
came
to
bodies
travels
many
lost.
out
earth
been
reach
and
water,
going
it is not
explorers
that
water.
large
Arctic
of
student
open
cited
contains
tic
Arc-
the
of
body
icebergs,
find
NORTH
that
many
frozen
and
invariably
back
by
always
The
over.
POINT
SOUTH.
It is Still claimed
Ocean
POLES
THE
to
proof
body
of
all kinds,
warmer
THE
130
north
Hall
fog
writes,
was
At
Kruger,
Nindemann
of
much
the
Note
the
of
extending
"On
also
the
to
in
far
24th,
north
at
and
open
"a
January:
could
eye
m.,
examine
ton.
Lupwater
reach.''
could
a.
of
23d
Cape
of
sea
11
old.
accompanied
Bessels,
Dr.
they
day
the
to
eye
in
fog
that
a
"On
the
as
started
go
the
as
was
as
than
by
broken
also
went
seamen,
day
dark
the
Esquimaux,
far
as
seamen,
team,
of
288:
and
it."
more
reported
water
open
not
two
the
They
This
ice upon
page
the
two
easily
speaks
ice
on
January
of
the
return
than
more
was
to
spaces
indicating water,
young
Then,
the
he
that
north,
found
it
that
"
went
"
their
open
not
"
men,
possible,
On
water.
ice
the
if
dark
indicating
of
ascertain,
pieces
throwing
Berg
Hobby,
several
284:
page
north,
and
open
thin
so
straits
the
on
three
m.
to
young
"
by
a.
reported
they
old
10
Lupton
extent
the
to
seen
water.
Cape
of
Providence
top of
the
length
POLES
south.
to
further
"From
THE
OF
whole
the
extending
from
PHANTOM
with
with
the
of
sea
reach."
of
two
a
dog
water
OPEN
WATER
third
their
the
by
reported
the
running
estimated
mile
the
Here
tide
found,
and
miles
to
time
the
other
289
the
and
same
the
vessel,
all established
rules,
have
small
inspect
their
prevented
Chester
hour
at
been
open
to
'*On
the
the
going
the
rounding
journeys
was
ordered,
third
of
current
The
the
upon
sled,
now
cape.
mile
one
existence
regarded
in
ter
Ches-
which
the
north.
was
more
and
dogs
water
open
has
"
28th, Mr.
with
party
the
water
boat
sled
diary
observed
toward
this
large
Hall's
"
subject:
a
to
went
of
to
four
the
; at
falling
was
north
way.
upon
an
the
was
from
at
hour
per
should
Page
Mr.
at
the
to
estimated
according
current
half
water
open
running
mile
tide
to
hour
same
ously
vari-
rate
miles
24th
current
half
whereas,
the
the
variously
rate
the
current
falling."
on
at
four
water
open
reported
north
at
was
again
the
at
from
hour;
per
vessel
difficulty. Leaving
the
to
reached
They
They
m.
p.
131
seamen.
without
cape
there
at
POLES
about
THE
NEAR
as
able
favorA
spring.
which
one
THE
132
of
the
boats
could
proposed
Toward
western
with
the
Reference
the
extensive
on
view
field.
fog,
impenetrable
hardly
able
to
There,
above
and
pleasure
fifteen
as
by
most
to
paces
was
the
the
ice of the
which
west
it
south
considerable
new
utes
min-
winter.
toward
fog-stratum,
hanging,
and
all
in
twenty
for
the
joy
phenomenon
though
free
beautiful
was
see
northwest,
remained
black
dark,
cover
time
straits, where
as
long,
before
observed
never
and
last
ferred
re-
by Hall,
short
the
My
to
the
water,
open
is made
for
over
sufficed
only
and
frequently
so
appeared
however,
not,
fog,
had
"I
white
of
explorers,
water
open
spot
did
301
page
very
the
by
to
the
possible.
north.
going
to
as
was
distinctly seen/'
evidence
current
it
which
soon
the
to
sky cleared,
be
have
we
as
the
could
coast
Again
of
extent
evening
POLES
transported
ascertain
to
THE
OF
be
the
water,
open
on
PHANTOM
time.
bay,
intensely
most
white,
continually changing
its
height.''
Being
in
winter,
Anything
he
that
calls
could
it
cause
enon.
phenomthat
fog
OPEN
WATER
be
must
to
of
out
pole,
warm
the
coming
page
236
from
If
way.
the
extended
ocean
land
be
would
It
be
must
with
there
fog.
air
and
other
some
pole,
that
produce
133
ordinary,
connected
or
the
to
in
POLES
solid, and
were
the
the
for
accounted
earth
THE
NEAR
rounding
sur-
nothing
was
caused
by
the
the
interior
of
the
earth.
On
circumstances
north
confirm
tells
He
299)
26th,
says
north,
rots
or
to
miles
"The
coast
thought,
must
winter
to
the
open
wide,
more
ice
separating
ice, and
I think
open
sinks,
and
the
the
see
or
mashed
the
we
Monday,
on
I could
as
it is all small
ahead
none
far
out
the
that
the
subject (page
the
journal,
fifteen
drives
of
and
round;
during
on
sometimes
But
ports
re-
existence
fogs, etc.,
more
'As
were
them.
either
us
(McGary)
year
W.
some
fact."
the
"Morton's
passages
with
S.
"Indeed,
the
to
the
the
to
seen
to
he
water-skies,
frequent
go
which
all
water
have
says
point
to
seem
Kane
to
space
as
could
it
the
see
north.'
after
trend
passing
to
the
the
he
cape,
eastward,
as
he
THE
134
could
at
land
time
no
But
"His
where
supposed
above
the
progress
be
about
the
like
its top
most
cliffs, of
takes
of
Arctic
Parry.
and
slowly
no
saw
in
this
on
the
at
Bay.
the
peak,
known
from
upon
the
great
Edward
Sir
summits
were
to
cannon-balls
his
use
of
succession
perspective.
on
says,
page
side
north
by
the
of
storms
up
the
150,
question:
open-water
still washed
broken
truncated
sugar-
declining
Mr.
Morton
ice."
Greely
to
stacked
the
remarked
resembling,
a
six
some
This
name
he
feet
Magdalena
The
rounded,
he
peak
travel.
expression,
loaves
point,
land
its
pioneer
own
the
at
arrested
north,
northern
globe,
still
hundred
its summit.
at
remote
generally
of
distance
the
bare
was
any
coast
was
this
west
farthest
in the
see
outlook
three
From
sea.
to
it
west
of
his
to
degrees
our
station
highest
point
below
the
POLES
THE
north.
the
to
OF
when
beyond.
opened
It
PHANTOM
the
of
Wrangel
open
the
sea-floe
sea,
previous
in many
in
reference
"The
Bay
cliffs
were
showing
that
month
had
places."
WATER
OPEN
Again,
on
snow,
as
the
Dr.
attempting
well
return
Taking
Henry.
for
the
few
in
returning
further
in
width
about
to
to
had
in amount
He
does
as
in
north,
the
that
water
a
the
the
but
is reflected
reader
of
but
an
as
some
northeast
the
strange
cloud
skies)
that
in
water-
established
certainty.
the
increase
the
of
(or
in the
for
signs indicating
water-cloud
question,
the
of
one
land.
distinctness.''
and
distinctness
clouds
the
while
and
of
increased
have
north
speak
not
and
amount
the
of
toward
miles,
three
water-clouds
increased
camp
to
it
opposite
water-space
found
was
the
in haste
and
old
the
stores,
Hecla
Cape
started
them
their
to
fects,
ef-
feed
three-quarters
between
extent
cided
de-
Joseph
to
arriving
of
water
open
mile
provisions
on
the
over
indispensable
only
but
from
him
Cape
to
days, they
Cape,
found
On
of
consequently
once
sufficient
and
for
He
at
clause
limiting
northward
pack.
of
melting
prevented
proceed
to
135
"This
the
as
orders,
disintegrated
to
POLES
254:
page
Pavy's
party
THE
NEAR
water
fact
where
is
no
"
the
longer
It may
reference
strike
is
THE
136
made
often
so
reflected
if the
in
of
the
Dr.
to
abandoned
it
offing
great
that
the
would
also
their
progress
The
ice
in better
from
the
as
He
the
liable
was
south.
diately
immewith
was
open,
ing
fear-
necessary,
Sheridan
Cape
and
the
in
impressed
was
up,
of
since
toward
break
seriously delay
homeward.''
leading
condition
there
pack
Channel
haste
ice
much
concluded
again,
Robeson
that
the
as
some
southward,
"that
idea
with
the
and
ice,
for
drifting
started
that
all times
255)
page
return
was
being
water.
northward
move
and
fire
articles,
land
at
the
water,
POLES
illustrates
reflects
(Greely,
unwise
the
This
it reflects
Pavy
THE
ice, and
sky.
reflect
as
accuracy
OF
water,
the
it will
land,
to
to
sky correctly
condition
it
PHANTOM
they
back
to
their
than
farther
clear
traveled
was
camp
and
north,
back
coln
Lin-
to
Bay.
"At
View
April
noon,
Point,
old
English
where
cairn,
the
24,
record
and
the
At
a.
m.
of
the
26th
party
was
in
the
reached
the
party
camped
at
left in the
evening
Harley
was
of
Spit.
again
THE
138
ing
PHANTOM
water,
open
Greely
writes,
the
thickness
entirely
at
deep
made
point
where
open
the
travel
of
keeping
couple
sharp
we
all
shall
dust,' from
feet
was
the
fed
which
eight
some
northern
partly
snow-clad
the
sight
to
open,
range
appeared,
hog-back,
one.
and
which
lake
of
and
day.
lake.
snow-clad
our
water
northward
base
the
at
(Hazen)
high
behind
at
blue
its
"
'diamond
the
To
the
severe
icebound
of
miles
task
dying
our
sun,
of
rocks
the
scene
reflected
pool
the
farther
midnight
ten
or
edge
Range)
which
in
river.
the
yards
immense
broad
Here
year.
rendered
covering
snowy
less
doubt-
stream
projecting
remember
an
to
disappeared
sledge upright
was
us
eled
trav-
hillside, where
and
hundred
N/'
decreased
entire
sharp
brought
turn
Before
Its
of
''We
which
the
the
to
slow,
the
have
river, keeping
open
and
snow
greatly
84 deg.
:
eventually
driven
were
of
275
page
and
remains
we
on
ice-walls,
bordering
in
latitude
the
alongside
POLES
Markham,
the
perhaps
THE
could, without
we
Commander
distancing
reached
OF
hills
and
summits
"
field
(Garabove
of
OPEN
WATER
the
United
their
NEAR
States
left
and
rounded
to
mountains
of
one
"The
our
excitement
and
for
culminated,
that
Council,
lamented
the
from
the
missed
all the
Polar
If
round.
good
failed
have
several
than
at
there
the
no
was
point
continually
him
turned
clared
de-
Greenland,
North
that
and
would
he
not
for
discoveries
reach
spent
cases,
of
open
water
the
year
be
open
water
the
year
farthest
be
anxious
here
Sea."
reason
to
and
which
foot
scene
speaks
Greely
round
the
which
ground
had
enthusiastically
have
was
engendered,
who
trip to
curving
enthusiasm
revealed,
frozen
reality
scene
vantage
all seemed
tended
ex-
impressiveness.
had
our
hidden.
back
The
and
discoveries
new
such
north.
in
the
joined
low,
snow,
until
west,
beauty
great
rule, of
they
the
to
as
the
To
shore
southern
and
east
with
rose
splendor.
the
on
perspective
139
Mountains
hills, bare,
far
or
POLES
unchanging
stern,
right
THE
assigned
the
their
point north,
pole?
time,
lives,
to
were
succeed,
can
all
why
The
yet,
have
that
men
comfort,
all
any
men
and,
in
more
strange
to
PHANTOM
THE
140
all
say,
failed.
weather
got
The
I could
as
in
pages
from
wind
The
make
sky
below
the
the
to
rocks
the
above
ducks
had
island
of
N.
and
the
"
the
26
highest
weather
from
northern
as
had
the
during
been
the
north),
sea
were
of
first
the
and
gulls
coast.
took
(this being
sun
last
and
in
The
the
cloudy,
was
gulls.
petrel
point
brig
to
N.
the
The
nesting
starting,
of
in
broke
the
out
near
it
of
rain-cloud,
were
but
Before
"
surf
dark
seen
waves
eastern
enough
"
silver-backed
channel,
the
ning
run-
breakers.
and
been
swell
small
since
seen
me,
not
about
one,
of
was
far
and
regular
meridian-altitude
the
northward
Dr.
"As
open,
due
W.
and
"June
was
Ivory-gulls
moUe-mock
hung
sea
was
I had
up.
there
from
379
if with
in
N.
first that
frozen
and
as
whitecaps
rocks
on
game
because
was
378
the
crosswise,
set.
found
extracts
are
discern, the
coming
the
place.
work,
POLES
because
they
it
No,
following
Kane's
to
and
warmer,
such
not
was
this
Was
plentiful ?
more
THE
OF
obtained
two
with
then
cept
ex-
days
gale
set
the
ing
blowoff
at
OPEN
WATER
POLES
THE
143
the
down
return
our
on
m.
p.
NEAR
channel
to
south.
the
"I
imagine
cannot
ice.
the
south
either
north,
to
tide
the
and
blew
and
Dr.
what
of
to
goes
dissolves.
tide
open
the
being
came
hours,
seven
wind
The
from
but
the
since
brought
it
no
not
from
slack
come
the
that
in
space
read
we
tide
it apparently
thus
the
pole, they
north
the
that
from
was
water,
from
imagine
cannot
ice, and
the
an
he
Again
hours
it did
; but
south
freshening
;
the
in-shore
channel
gale
that
says
becomes
there
in
it."
Kane
seven
to
space
and
been
in
fore,
there-
water.
the
had
nearly
ice with
that
down
of
must,
ran
slack
no
was
water,
yesterday
or
northward
heavily
open
north
only
miles
tides
The
both
make
from
there
open
an
dissolve.
or
seemed
to
go
It
of
spaces
fifteen
them.
stantly
con-
saw
great
to
the
altitudes
feet, I
ten
between
breadth,
but, from
ice, with
from
water,
open
no
of
strips
narrow
in almost
sets
of
becomes
hundred
five
than
more
current
strong
to
what
for
north,
showing
pole.
should
If the
have
PHANTOM
THE
144
had
low
The
tide
tide
and
all that
In
(page
this
west,
and
long
way.
it
when
ice
of
lands
the
east
had
we
patch
extent,
it
found
fiords
We
mapped
it all
this
did
not
help
they
seemed
island
the
us
to
to
had
It
any
find
be
no
only
then,
seemed
it must
of
along.
the
To
island, and
whole
as
covered
dis-
had
and
upon
well
as
us
it, only
now
traveled
hitherto
to
on
we
than
yet
thought
we
the
not
little.
is
in
us
We
as
extent
and
sounds
were;
dark
but
that
new
seemed
had
we
lifted
wider
we
land
of
for
There
everywhere.
its
on
southward
extend
snow
quite low,
of
south.
beyond
to
mist
the
be
the
seems
bears
discovering
snow
glimpses
caught
be
of
single
idea
there
work
journal
my
mysterious
and
clear
in
to
This
snow
find
land
extremely
to
"I
lands
great
during
Nansen's
of
continually
of
hours.
ice
no
information
more
Are
islands
six
plainly enough
volume
second
point:
one
shows
505)
day:
bringing
of
POLES
bring.
to
the
THE
expiration
wind
time,
none
was
the
at
OF
along.
way
could, but
we
where
out
only
crowd
we
of
PHANTOM
THE
146
colder.
or
In
manifested
in
cloud, fog,
Vol.
In
either
snow
I, page
the
condition
met
by only
ice which
has
of
top
all
was
think
upon.'
On
196
dead
water,
carried
heavier
all
as
his
follows
of
*We
of
were
that
day
ice
it
hardly
single piece
have
on
that
ice.
on
of
sort
noticed
river
of
fresh-water
we
to
cut
seal
up
better
is
along
sea
The
water
with
beneath
rests
and
this
the
as
difference
on
ent
pres-
it than
surface-
upon
the
fresh
water
ship, gliding
if
between
the
sea
at
studying
a
enon,
phenom-
had
We
of
for
whole
where
occurs
sea,
the
peculiar
water.
It
the
occurs
all
at
on
swept
opportunity
fresh
of
get
It
dead
volume,
same
we
us.
this
of
of the
and
desired.
water
of
of
account
channel:
or
hardly
with
"
layer
"
"
could
we
fiord
big enough
''We
writes
quantities
came
we
page
along
this
salt, and
melting
be
change
writes
layer
the
that
ice
of
his
'*In
small
of
Nansen
195,
of
would
it
rain.
or
Nordenskiold
voyage,
POLES
THE
case
kind
some
fellow-explorer:
the
OF
salt
is
on
fixed
the
the
dation.
fountwo
OPEN
WATER
strata
water
in the
case
from
got
room
far
Dead
form
of
stretching
waves
behind
the
forward
in
our
clear
The
if the
of
the
of
ship
I wish
sen's
to
call
water
those
for
The
is:
the
she
dead
he
within
the
ice, and
Nan-
to
What
that
water
be
to
that
one
could
they
was
touched."
mean
which
spite
present
water.
seems
water
the
attention
only theory
dead
In
momentum
of
edge
special
to
it seemed
till
speed
It
phenomena
account.
in
Does
current?
no
could
when
made
antics
back.
the
about
?
We
of
and
the
shock
information
is dead
has
of
two
far
little purpose.
sucked
we
one
as
stopped
engine
full
at
feel
hardly
the
or
sometimes
sorts
very
weight
go
or
to
were
Frains
fathom
all
it, but
the
instance
itself
wake,
turned
tried
for
ripples
amidships.
usually has,
she
the
course,
moment
as
smaller
or
the
used
manifests
across
almost
right around,
get
be
of
as
loops
cock
salt to
water
the
surface,
bottom
too
while
that
the
on
larger
147
great
so
the
was
boiler.
the
POLES
drinking-water
we
engine
THE
in this
was
had
we
NEAR
I
at
of
not
can
sent
pre-
point
THE
148
where
the
strong
; the
the
salt
force
drawn
that
the
this
about
universe
that
"
According
make
this
case
that
bottom
far
too
found
that
be
York
in
harbor
we
the
salty
to
Arctic
other
ocean?
have
causes
of
be
the
used
fresh
Ocean
it?
water
in
had
water
difference
any
tween
be-
they
the
cock
ferent
dif-
water
while
in the
what
in
turned
surface,
there
any
difference,
is
could
ship
fresh
the
found
the
and
salt
from
Is
the
gravity
difference
obtained
water
of
was
of
laws
the
on
boiler.
if so,
and
water
the
the
b^en
they
great
so
was
dence,
evi-
or
and
drinking
room
milk.
entering
and,
centre
tinct
dis-
have
curve,
with
of
strata
was
proof
must
Nansen,
to
directions,
the
pan
not
point.
headway,
no
of
earth,
the
this
at
strongest
the
accordance
perfect
could
further
the
with
and
upon
round
of
earth
separate
water
half-way
interior
the
in
dead
than
water
as
any
heavier
the
fresh
cream
of
extremely
was
to
POLES
THE
being
laid
as
absence
the
gravity
was
it
upon
OF
water,
it, and
penetrate
In
of
centre
fresh,
such
PHANTOM
gine
en-
for
tween
beand
If
there
In
New
and
salt
WATER
OPEN
but
when
that
comes
water,
water
NEAR
is fresh
water,
coming
in from
is
Hne
no
and
the
THE
they meet,
the
the
where
be
can
is
gravity
should
strong
so
the
heavier
the
earth, and
that
the
the
lighter
just
of
that
poles
toward
cannot
one
No
centre
solidly
is drawn
body
be
have
the
near
there
fresh,
Ocean
I
it
meets
there
what
"
River
called
be
than
given
The
is salt ; but
Why
explanation
stated
that
difference,
other
water
may
salt.
mix.
they
Hudson
ocean
one
149
the
down
and
other
POLES
trate
pene-
it.
Nansen
speaks,
kind
of
water
there
is
of the
point
there
Frmn
we
got
with
be
ahead
forced
notice
seemed
passage
clayey
quite
was
to
of
off
the
deep layer,
us
clayey
be
for
ship.
saw
ent
differ-
where
"
north
the
water
open
the
point,
When
covered
the
track
The
to
could
It
water.
either
I ordered
prised
sur-
was
suddenly
sea
it, but
and
us
through.
way
clear.
skimmed
the
us
water
**To
between
her
right
out,
brown,
a
of
ice
some
to
"
of
209,
page
commingling.
no
was
the
on
we
left
clayey
side
not
hind
be-
water
by
the
soundings
to
PHANTOM
THE
ISO
and
taken,
be
water
and
found,
five
then
and
stranded.
lay
sounding,
forward.
five
deeper
and
one-half,
full
speed
into
the
side.
water
and
There
was
blue.
from
came
went
We
were
water
The
out
the
other
dary
boun-
brown
surface
muddy
dently
evi-
water
river
some
at
on
sharp
the
six
soon
on
quite
got
we
went
wo
on
then
fathoms,
now
between
clear
the
six
blue
clear,
slowly
went
Presently
again.
line
and
"
very
stantly
Con-
lead
the
fathoms.
into
northeast.
Fortunately
showing
also
again
we
ice-floes
us
was
looked
Things
running
current
strong
six
then
one-half.
and
round
There
low
shal-
expected,
backed.
and
now,
suspicious,
very
as
POLES
THE
"
one-half,
stopped
OF
little farther
south."
claim
Many
body
frozen
considerable
of
frozen
of
water
that
over,
points
the
; and
in
the
Arctic
Ocean
for
is devoted
although
where
Arctic
the
water
space
open
I contend
that
that
tion
ques-
Arctic
regions.
Ocean
is
it appears
large
reason
the
to
is
fields
so
of
never
at
ferent
dif-
ice have
OPEN
WATER
drifted
and
lodged
two
spent
that
it
icebergs
that
straits
ice
the
that
the
almost
very
strong
large
floes
coming
the
making
by
the
be
safer
would
to
stay
beautiful,
!
we
I gave
the
and
with
sky
orders
pushing
were
steam,
and
time
we
stitch
knots
it would
but
were;
set
or
speaks
eight
"
this
smiling
to
until
point.
sunshine
the
at
interior,
the
miss
to
through
every
true
winds,
thought
so
it be
Nansen
where
and
opportunity;
filled
position,
work
annoying
be
ice would
of
that
''Sverdrup
too
If
from
past
his
Atlantic,
heavy
splendid
such
log.
be
of
212
page
ice
interior
is strongest
that
up
The
ice.
the
fields
currents,
shove
On
in
during
to
attraction
held
be
naturally
into
point, large
turning
would
of
that
connecting
constantly.
centre
Arctic
the
Arctic
the
the
and
clear
of
portions
with
Ocean
earth,
Nansen
by
from
up
sounds
and
cause
of
come
Arctic
fill the
and
in
closed
not
was
the
places.
proof positive
is
time
of
drifting
years
which
Ocean,
certain
at
151
interior
the
from
up
POLES
THE
NEAR
did
splenwas
and
sail, and
the
of
it
so
suring
reas-
soon
ice, under
canvas
that
PHANTOM
THE
IS2
crowd
could
we
be
must
vanquished
so
fast; she
knots
by
the
knew
how
had
open
eye
could
along
the
Fram
than
her
on
the
land
the
eight
though
as
through
were
water
Chelyuskin
more
depended
we
POLES
had
it seemed
much
Soon
Never
made
log;
THE
Cape
on.
gone
on.
OF
she
getting
ice, and
far
as
as
'
reach.
We
passed
new
fiords
point, discovering
the
on
caught
of
in the
far
islands
and
that
thought
through
mountains
be
soon
glimpse
some
must
and
way,
after
point
large telescope
north;
away
of
neighborhood
they
yuskin
Chel-
Cape
itself.''
This
was
succession
sailing directly
He
distance,
an
ought
the
covered
making
Had
he
only
made
would
yet
found
himself
he
have
to
have
when
he
in
going
was,
his
took
latitude
been
his
79
ing
sailing?
sail-
long
nine
five
knots
knots,
nearly
2,000
he
reckoning
If
degs.
straight north,
sailing would
was
he
was
of
distance
been
where
speaks
miles,
had
so,
he
not
was
he
as
hour.
If he
in
days
supposed
north.
nearly
or
fifteen
the
Nansen
when
north,
of
one
on
as
have
he
he
posed
sup-
taken
THE
154
with
perhaps,
shut
his
think
hardly
PHANTOM
would
position
he
in
enough
all other
to
his
but
stars,
shut
certainly
star.
one
far
was
view
from
out
seeing only
that
POLES
THE
OF
out
great
many.
On
.ward
at
we
218
page
avoid
to
were
looked
knots
vain
in
Nordenskiold's
was
ice at
of
frozen
fast
channel
before
of
farther
drift-ice
the
west
islands, lying
We
had
to
stop
corner
of
the
right
by
short
of
into
the
dark
on
the
land
air,
winter
ice,
other
had
at
see
sea.
from
at
noon
of
the
the
us.
was
of
an
the
little
small
coast.
western
northaccount
on
seemed
before
open
could
Chelyuskin,
side
an
couple
there
which
thick
way
before
that
visit,
out
drift-ice, which
the
again
for
Vegs's
we^
passed
we
bay,
We
but
of
land.
us;
but
greatest
think
The
with
the
to
the
not
time
telescope
did
the
that
"So
Bay
I had
time.
closed-in
now
edge
the
spare
clear
was
the
land, but
to
could
through
cairn.
inclination
we
Oscar's
south-
making
hour.-
an
King
off
now
sailing
ice-floes, and
some
nine
time
the
mentions
he
to
To
reach
judge
open
water
island
which
OPEN
WATER
NEAR
ahead.
lay
that
We
island,
with
firm
forced
ice ; and
her
outside
of
knots.
then, but
into
On
220
page
land
of
entirely.
quite
lost
did
enough,
*'In
the
it
of
to
of
rate
now
easily."
long
of
way
of
again;
the
did
nor
St.
our
maps,
day
strangely
and
Peter
the
of
losing sight
land, and,
St.
was
every
course
it
see
according
though,
of
the
ing
mak-
earth.
tells
not
wind
went
the
he
sight
islands
the
he
sailed
the
ice
the
on
night,
upon
that
Fram
and
at
through
got
interior
the
see
came
is apparent
It
we
We
the
all
went
of
closed
drift-ice
when
we
inside
evening
coast
way;
sure
quite
steamed
the
stiffest,
blowing
the
on
the
We
along
splendid
and
in the
it.
made
were
through
way
southward
nine
south,
155
and
fiords
or
the
to
POLES
landed,
straits
some
this
THE
we
Paul,
course
his
they
were.
islands
If the
mentioned
then
did
know
not
knew
men
course,
that
shows
statement
they
where
nothing
above
were
wrong,
were
he
about
showed
charts
was.
explorer
the
where
that
the
on
or
the
ship's
Nansen
PHANTOM
THE
156
channel
"The
writes
Nansen,
continued
on
our
of
mouth
of
part
lower
mountains
and
kind
same
coast
sea
seemed
shorten
but
to
On
but
six
to
the
shallow
to
waves
direction,
It
was
of
warm
into
fathoms.
which
plain
that
water,
be
the
was
good,
Lena,
the
heard
there
so
in
that
expected.
had
with
beginning
lowing
fol-
than
water
we
us
open
more
east,
open
indeed
drove
"The
We
the
the
land."
never
"
coast
of
ice
says:
got
we
certainly
must
Nanseii
to
the
mouth
thick
the
free
attempts
for
by
the
and
open
across
time
As
way.
leaving
seven
roaring
whole
along
seen
by
day
water,
the
course
226,
page
apparently
several
channel
our
the
tolerably
every
but
between
had
we
made
striking
back
be
we
our
Olenek;
sea,
land
paratively
com-
region,
stretch
the
to
ice,
and
low
almost
the
from
of
past
ern
east-
is
Peninsula
the
strong
This
Chatanga.
level
now
coast,
mountainous
high,
with
the
along
Taimur
the
against
course,
the
'*We
225.
page
southward
current,
the
on
ice,"
from
still free
was
POLES
THE
OF
its
to
masses
assert
its
WATER
OPEN
NEAR
influence.
The
and
signs
showed
river
He
he
the
the
thought
Lena.
and
of
Ocean.
Nansen
More
on
are
pretty
and
the
air
high
flocks
is
dark
and
as
against
west
of
well
weather,
current
distance
right
where
from
between
the
is
given
i6th
northwesterly
through
got
as
pole
this connection
keeping
compass)
warm,
is
Lena
the
on
'^Saturday, September
have
Mild
the
warm
effect
the
the
discharges
is considerable.
227.
^We
(by
of
concerning
page
"
and
was,
points
two
side
country.
is not
any
Again:
opposite
the
on
it
year
have
to
that
which
water,
however,
enough,
Arctic
of
than
warmer
in
of the
seasons
deal
great
river
other
any
beria,
Si-
in
river
no
are
the
from
came
is
that
marked
so
Lena
less salt.''
much
water
its waters
certain
In
change
the
dy
of mud-
mixture
also
was
browner,
was
some
warm
Now,
those
of
It
I57
here
sea
water.
found
POLES
THE
of
35
us,
our
eider-ducks
but
the
to
ice,
no
see
northward.
comparatively
water
deg.
and
water,
open
north,
course
Fahr.
and
are
always
reckoning.
were
have
We
seen
siderably
con-
Several
in
the
158
THE
of the
course
to
the
day.
north
of
keeping
back
The
reader
regard
PHANTOM
us
ought
can
it be
will
their
far
they
location:
when,
in
pointing
they
as
their
keeping,
were
that
the
when
the
Nansen
same
and
On
met
would
had
as
that
with
ice, and
it
controlled
the
was
only
of
fair
not
recounts
their
small
westerly
northto
the
infer
pass
com-
time,
confusion,
and
supposed,
end
they
it all the
or
Nansen
22j
page
that
was
individual,
all
was
controlled
mixing-up,
the
the
be
that
was
what
to
not
rection,
di-
fact, it
says
it
the
certain
compass,
Is
influence
that
reckoning
by
course.
ing
reckon-
direction
himself
tion,
posi-
exact
If
of
matter
Nansen
wrong.
in
ways
al-
ing/'
reckon-
basis
the
opposite
supposed,
in
are
fact, lost.
on
the
says
our
their
pointing
was
is
he
of
west
in
taken
compass
which
"and
knowing
as
were,
was
that
what
note
considerably
So
land
have
to
ice?"
the
to
We
POLES
THE
OF
at
the
was
pass?
com-
that
they
first, that
journey.
it
ever,
How-
drift-ice; and
he
OPEN
WATER
made
good
"Next
day
little to
began
to
get
for
1
far
as
as
read:
west
and
we
had
north
to
to
are
find
I had
than
latitude
and
75
and
the
the
thought
rose
So
from
far
the
north
that
so
regularly
see
it
if
a
are
more
in
still open
and
ice, which,
that
"
everything
About
bow.
the
here
west.
ice-light
was
I could
it is
We
dark
starboard
course
is correct,
have
there
proaches.
ap-
which
on
expected.
to
noon.
after-
the
Now
and
sky
clear,
our
evening
on
shaped
theory,
is better
from
wind
compass).
current.
Biel-
of
moment
little north
Shaped
west
in
is based,
expedition
able
notes
day.
decisive
if my
be
Weather
progress.
(by
east
it; and
September
good
sea;
north-flowing
In
of
in my
the
to
12.15
proved
whole
splendid
hold
to
not
But
hoped.
the
At
water
should
we
little sunshine
Now
we
that
clear
keep
to
Open
good
sailing
had
ice, and
met
Island.
be
"good
had
northward,
course
the
to
159
8th)
koff
he
south
fear
POLES
progress."
we
the
to
the
our
THE
that
further,
States,
and
NEAR
ahead
seven
ever,
howresem-
PHANTOM
THE
i6o
it
land, but
bled
the
to
from
the
found
that
and
north,
On
228
the
an
open,
dark
night
rolling
hundreds
air
the
waters,
this
took
his
in
latitude
be
but
had
north.
he
reckoning
755^
unknown
deg.
away
no
so
was
ship
over
boat
or
have
been
southerly
more
mild
north
away
might
in
it
lands,
where
''We
was
that
sailing
to
sea,
miles
of
had
steadily
remarks
before.
been
he
still ahead.
he
to
reflection
speak of,
to
water
feeling
in
for
September
latitude."
They
earth
was
open
page
strange
had
he
he
farther
days
supposed,
when
However,
found
he
as
the
thirteen
previous
continued,
Biel-
be
Kotelnoi/'
interruption
no
tinctly.
dis-
see
might
be
even
snow-covered
the
to
might
east
For
in
and
Island,
if it
as
POLES
THE
dark
too
was
It seemed
koff
OF
at
in
surely
were
that
point,
the
several
interior
miles
of
the
past
the
turning point.
Under
Tuesday,
following
day)
'T
never
sail.
have
On
to
the
September
(page
had
north,
19th
228),
such
he
a
(the
writes:
splendid
steadily north,
with
i62
THE
it
if anyone
myself
fortnight
me
reflections
and
had
to
led
me
farther
way
one's
No
PHANTOM
inferences
open
water
north;
but
it is
had
we
and
morning
still
We
evening.
; but
day
going
After
half-speed,
suddenly
referred
their
direction,
evening;
but
they
morning
and
afternoon,
"I
not
dream,"
have
must
know
As
almost
was
it
on
the
he
ice-lights
in
the
all
weather
as
quence,
conse-
if this
myself
on
go
they
half-speed.
at
to
means
afraid
even
and,
the
with
Greenland
stream
the
is
"One
230.
page
against
gone
what
it
writes
No
not
ask
to
were
fortune,
thick
had
running
have
all
we
were
sky.
any
were
that
good
in
were
whole
the
something."
on
the
to
now
even
weather
we
as
that
correct.
so
not
thick
so
good
seldom
land
no
and
fog
discussing
again
saw
forenoon,
at
coming
direction,
my
subject
for
be
to
out
All
the
on
expect
any
it to
it is.
true
turn
POLES
THE
prophesied
; but
ago
ice-lights in
of
had
inspirations
in the
OF
to
stream.
expedition,
so
it is here."
He
he
asks
regards
it
himself,
as
"Is
such
it not
good
a
fortune
dream?"
that
Yet
OPEN
WATER
they
were
no
were
two
weeks
On
the
an
and
later
evening
it
of
to-day,
When
with
in
water
deck
the
here.
visible
distance.
bucket
the
to
guillemot
in the
almost
could
be
to
up
sparkling
was
One
black
wash
to
life
any
or
hauling
was
they
refers
he
page
sea-gull
than
pole
the
before.
same
auk
Saw
163
POLES
nearer
"Hardly
water:
THE
NEAR
noticed
the
that
phosphorescence.
have
one's
imagined
self
south."
in the
This
the
is
second
the
phosphorescent
in
caught
that
part
instance,
a
embers.
found
every
This
in
many
of
the
nearly
2
st he
interior
cases,
find
the
the
met
of
an
the
in
it would
be
not
interior
for
This
journey's
ice-floe
the
end
coming
earth, and
for
prising
sur-
eflfects
of
purpose
proved
;
be
terior
in-
the
phosphorescent
darkness.
Nansen's
will
provides
Nature
and
glowing
things
perhaps,
other
an-
ing
empty-
like
of
they
In
that, when
condition
earth.
to
relieving
world.
the
stated
he
emergency,
throughout
of
notes
fish
the
of
net
and
water
he
that
time
for,
up
supposed
to
on
from
it to
be
the
the
be
i64
PHANTOM
THE
solid
in
ice
OF
north.
the
THE
He
PQLES
(page
says
233):
**So
a
in
the
boiler
shift
and
with
water,
here
and
that
this
there
is
should
his
on
would
not
trying
to
stopped
think
that
of
the
to
October
earth
the
one
well
might
commencement
this
of
nothing
12th,
of
From
stopping-place.
one
Any-
point.
Pole
the
was
progress
thing, yet
North
that
their
interior
such
the
to
get
conclude
of
presentiment
that
at
the
to
floes
large
why
reason
way
in
harbor."
winter
no
have
I have
the
lying
are
few
to
clean
to
We
only
; but
our
is
There
prepared
coals.
fast
made
we
ice-block, and
great
open
meantime
time
special
on
note
occurred.
Three
water
still open
was
October
and
our
the
middle
stretched
the
and
the
12th.
floe
of
atmosphere
blue.
As
crow's-nest
to
(page
In
"
large,
the
at
far
with
the
as
on
blue
horizon
we
the
could
small
we
in
water
lane,
and
the
day,
"Thurs-
morning
open
north,
that
273)
the
drifting
were
far
mentions
later, he
weeks
in the
was
see
which
north
dark
from
field-glass.
OPEN
WATER
there
was
end
no
and
the
to
there.
165
These
with
water,
open
ice
of
POLES
THE
NEAR
sticking
in
up
it
extraordinary
are
changes."
He
speaks
again
in
"that
it
again,
this
the
north/'
indicates
northern
"this
of
on
far
indicated
page
278,
the
and
To-day
the
dark
same
of
extent
some
mosphere
at-
towards
away
where
horizon,
dark
water.
open
stretched
same
mosphere
at-
open
water."
On
the
282
page
also
north,
October
the
ice opens
and
day,
that
beforehand.
sea
open
What
can
pressure
floes
the
were
port
we
To-day
channel
open
the
to
far
as
this
has
to
well
north
had
as
pretty
up
were
regularly
against
once
it
on
same
it
beyond
and
This
in
It is still
the
view
our
on
when
calculate
can
north,
been
side, and
pretty
quite
we
mean?
packed
got
start
packing
so
day,
"Satur-
morning.
to-morrow
slackening
twice
clear
to
have
we
is
engine
are
we
water
open
ice-pressure:
To-day
"
the
rudder;
order, and
the
the
14.
of
speaks
he
extended.
evening
violent.
the
or
the
The
Fram
on
twice
on
i66
PHANTOM
THE
the
of
point
toppling
broke
ice, however,
back
OF
and
again,
below;
had
to
rail.
the
over
POLES
THE
tumbled
they
under
go
The
after
us,
all."
On
is the
everything
it showed
taken;
and
indicated
drift
steady
been
not
With
all my
all
going
south
here,
steamed
we
and
the
bay
These
could
going
current
W
,
I,
here
current
If
one.
how
is
north
for
only
be
which
in
southto
current
great,
be
gether,
to-
two
any
be
runs
open
sea
explained?
farthest
produced by
I
but
ing,
reason-
ought
to
across
tainly
cer-
of it ?
and
the
not
is
reason
two
that
ended
we
has
all my
there
"
this
to-day,
be the
account
cannot
north-going
north
of
ing
drift-
are
there
lately;
information,
putting
my
we
There
can
The
understand
not
the
What
strong.
that
either
little from
oms
fath-
again.
water
southward.
wind
much
sounding
thirty-fivemetres),
I do
southwest.
had
had
he
seventy-three
sounding-line
are
what
over
deeper
we
of
why
"I
in
so
know
to
be.
hundred
(one
puzzled
reverse
it should
figured
is
he
291
page
the
presupposed.
north?
northThe
OPEN
WATER
NEAR
which
only thing
west-going
167
out
me
which
whole
our
POLES
puts
current
during
us
THE
bit
is that
had
we
against
berian
Si-
the
along
voyage
coast."
What
after
he
days,
from
with
had
sailed
there
was
That
southerly
would
lead
ice
was
no
have
drifted
and
had
the
ice
floes
in
the
he
basis
that
they
would
problem
of
have
have
the
not
the
answers
the
of
the
vanced
ad-
earth,
met.
low,
hol-
was
sailing north,
to
clear
of
was
to
had
the
earth
were
He
evident
he
he
admitted
reasoning.
water
is
of
water
been
current,
interior
interior
that
would
open
that
fresh
supposed,
queries
the
of
known
he
and
the
there
confined
evidence
quantity
Had
as
the
ice.
no
it
or
It
from
into
far
there
"
and
of
body
is
Another
little
impression
Arctic,
come
fog
current
through.
the
21,
what
"
south-going
vast
sailed
successive
from
north,
the
the
that
earth.
is
the
to
that
September
to
the
to
with
closed
he
mainly
arose
much
so
fifteen
for
interruption
any
fact
the
was
September
hardly
was
him
puzzled
him,
to
a
these
or
different
also
going
i68
PHANTOM
THE
out
of
salt
not
nearly
On
he
338
find
the
day.
and
now
out
reaching
no
lines
have
such
deep
In
of
to
many
cases,
water
being
February
wind
that
the.
yesterday.
to
light,
sound
day;
to-
metres
of
done
line
have
We
be
Who
find
should
we
water
of
curve
said
I have
as
as
miles
399,
21st,
under
In
date
put
the
up
out
upper
as
in
is held
is, in
the
bottom,
deep.
of
says:
Took
it is
there
no
miles
Nansen
were
and
I suppose
and
interior
the
before,
land,
practically
continues.
which
to
no
water?''
be
page
on
bottom.
guessed
position by gravity.
On
have
fathoms)
the
we
we
hundred
is to
earth,
likely
Here
tried
We
; what
rounding
the
extraordinary,
moving
are
why
day,
"Thurs-
passes.
hundred
without
could
is
twenty-one
eleven
more
is
water
know
to
day, though
again.
had
"the
water.
It
"
we
summer
(over
loss
time
the
shortest
But
is at
deep
21.
all, how
at
are
says,
such
December
after
he
as
POLES
THE
salt/'
so
page
should
he
water
OF
the
the
one,
Wednesday,
"The
south
bag-nets
day
which
day
to-
before
hung
and
N.
left his
touched
the
stretching
seen
iceless
an
in
with
five
great
expanse
of
for
claiming
only
without
feet
above
any
such
facts
^'i.
it this
the
to
facts
free
fifty-two
this
channel
by
"3.
pearance
ap-
In
sea.
or
theory.
by
width
mean
along
had
been
and
belt
twenty-two
the
this
the
ence
refer-
I have
ice, having
thaw
unbroken
to
of
support
Among
following:
coast-ice
The
ing
roll-
channel
of
length
of
thirty-six
miles.
geographical
"2.
with
actually observed,
or
from
and
was
sea
all
iceless
approached
was
the
confirmation
the
are
along
height
character
deduction
It
entirely
and
it
swell
presented
open
seeking
from
and
At
an
who
north,
heavy
whitecaps.
still
It
coast
the
W.
to
western
and
hundred
min.
way
towards
far
POLES
THE
Morton,
his
it the
horizon,
about
an
made
From
coast.
William
by
and
dogs
OF
65 deg. 35
longitude
only
was
of
PHANTOM
THE
170
of
the
miles
stroyed
de-
completely
action,
water
solid
water-line
ice,
one
in diameter,
while
hundred
ed
extend-
south.
gale
from
the
northeast,
of
fifty-
NORTHERN
ENTRANCE.
WATER
OPEN
NEAR
four
hours'
from
that
drift
invested
clouds
in
of
he
as
his
by
that
water
open
Nansen
in
the
Now,
in the
who
the
atmosphere
what
Antarctic
spent
southern
"At
observed
nearly
portion,
Cape
Adare
during
had
who
two
the
seen
all
with
this
Fram,
apart
was
winter,
seen
ever
when-
favorable.
Louis
years
tells
the
"
found
ice
obtaining
conditions
region
there,
the
on
was
the
are
south
winter."
them
skies
he
we
leaving
kept
March
turn
Jackson,
trip
long
535,
water
open
all the
After
Johansen.
to
which
to
and
distance
had
by
refers
in
great
of
water
after
served
ob-
were
534
pages
hut, but
he
water-sky
birds
that
no
atmosphere
Herein
him
at
stopped
open
dark
II,
found
been
was
same
the
Vol.
winter
our
any
its waters.''
now
have
must
disclosing
horizon.
migratory
of
"We
says:
sea
and
northeastern
thronging
Nansen,
heavy
ice.
Crowds
"5.
brought
nimbus
the
i73
without
quarter,
Dark
"4.
duration,
other
or
POLES
THE
us
huge
Bernacchi,
in the
extreme
bergs
perfectly
calm
were
often
weather.
traveling
"In
is where
ward
to-
39.)
they
meet
so
icebergs/'
"An
open
ice, is
tells
did
they
back
turning
But
the
from
apparently
I also
of
from
"
smoke
of
part
or
After
the
that
"
frozen,
the
not
why
poles
"
are
do
the
if there
in
sea,
interior
the
of
tic.
Antarc-
that
Mount
saw
interior
the
of
account
on
of
the
in.
evidence,
believe
frozen
that
such
is it
that
bodies
these
explorers
be
at
Bernacchi
way
believe
the
opinion
in
can
anyone
do
winds
foregoing
oceans
they
north,
pole.
discovery.
entering
the
is
lost
great
which
coming
earth,
the
He
instead
on,
being
a
of
high
am
of
pole
magnetic
the
made
favor
in
earth
Erebus^
fear
have
am
the
they kept
for
would
they
had
and
found.
be
can
reach
not
regions."
,
they passed
that
us
sea
open
from
free
Antarctic
the
an
do
why
They
the
in
with
declares
If so,
comparatively
sea,
met
He
the
hour
per
(Page
sea
open
POLES
THE
knots
northwest."
this
many
If
OF
four
about
at
the
of
PHANTOM
THE
174
ble
possi-
the
spective
re-
of water
oceans
fail
places
to
are
reach
WARMER
NEAR
THE
POLES
175
CHAPTER
WHY
IT
One
of
the
WARMER
IS
the
If
poles.
attribute
the
has
found
been
poles
shown
farthest
poles
that
"
it could
come.
of
best
those
will
form
In
his
be
to
In
able
be
own
''Captain
read:
''We
the
to
made,
tiful
plen-
more
have
we
that
presenting
judge,
the
very
heat
the
the
only place
the
vegetation
then
of
be
can
supposed
is
claim
as
it
made
that
interior
the
seems
to
the
near
the
game
to
we
however,
who
south,
right
from
comes
that
those
toward
farther
reasonable
are
If
warmer.
life, that
than
near
heat
produce
to
the
warmer
what
to
it is warmer,
more
that
Nothing,
advance
shows
is
heat?
it
it is
so,
quoting
by
"
be
POLES.
proofs
is that
this
make
to
THE
NEAR
principal
is hollow,
earth
XII.
earth,
as
from
which
the
reports
little
reader
ment
com-
should
opinions.
Hall's
find
Trip,'' page
Last
this
much
warmer
i66,
THE
176
than
country
Alexander
of
PHANTOM
the
mountains
Strait
found
we
ice, with
covering,
saw
min.,
from
the
"We
abounds
latitude
the
strait, and
direction
east-northeast
seen
about
side
east
of
mountains
have
found
with
life, and
that
as
the
seals, game,
geese,
bears,
partridges,
lemmings,
while
water
Arctic
long
the
above
sun
draws
Nansen
for
warmth,
of
he
December
open
Our
October
the
tober
Oc-
meridian
at
special
attention
of
limb
upper
glacier
land
of
at
of
home
snow
frost
might
We
"
to
''Fancy, only
says:
Fahr.)
deg.
ourselves
in
the
2th."
(21^
the
in
commenced
only
seen
Our
encampment.
night
13th, having
foxes,
etc.
seals
two
this
at
Bay.
country
rabbits, wolves,
shot
be
can
musk-cattle,
have
30
extending
Polaris
by
we
deg.
ducks,
sealers
that
80
far
as
and
snow
glacier
side
Robeson's
bare
of
exception
the
and
entirely
Cape
either
on
Channel
Kennedy
POLES
From
expected.
we
the
THE
OF
forget
to
eighty-first parallel.''
the
in
12
that
north
deg.
middle
the
almost
the
imagine
were
we
of
the
PHANTOM
178
THE
Greenland,
while
He
Bay.
we
maximum
four
miles
fiftygeographical
in
page
256)
were
due
which,
and
these
that
raised
the
He
says
1892,
temperatures
storms,
of
one
given),
not
thermometer
curred
oc-
XI,
high
(date
February
The
us.
May.
fohn
severe
and
recorded
Mittheilungen,
to
in
of
he
February
(Petermann's
hundred
south
temperatures
POLES
McCormick
at
were
about
was
THE
OF
to
denly
sud-
deg.
50
had
instrument
my
recorded.''
It will
be
winds
strong
in
but
the
the
earth.
to
the
"This
us:
to
me
be
face
beach,
of
an
one
the
old
in
island
the
Ocean,
hundred
four
such
from
could
manner,
interior
the
volume,
came
we
earth
ably
consider-
Nothing
second
of
of the
Arctic
the
coming
in his
Nansen,
tells
of
away.
storm
of
interior
extremely
temperature
temperature
these
materially
miles
except
the
the
vicinity
fifty
raise
that
the
it very
affect
and
from
raise
only
not
observed
355,
page
to
seemed
lovely spots
most
earth.
beautiful
strand
lined
with
on
flat
shells
NEAR
WARMER
THE
about,
Strewn
cliffs
the
At
the
beach
bottom
of
When
that
with
able
to
that
the
land;
drift-ice
seaweed
of
Under
the
just beyond
drifts
the
reach
into
this
of
the
of
cliffs
beautiful
that
goal,
no
keep
there
leads
this
and
connects
been
has
one
pole, notwithstanding
the
is
they
them
one
life, less
more
yet
to
of
it is
where
going
is
little snow,
that
Nansen's
account
island,
fact
travelers
where
sought
all
be
fair
and
eternal
were
takes
description
progress
light,
the
snow."
one
but
denly
Sud-
to
forests
Fucus
there
rose-colored
and
sea
to
stone
seemed
life
the
the
us
twitter.
day
the
of
and
warmer,
beside
through
on
In
about.
from
whole
see
ia and
( Laminar
bottom
and
was
longer
I could
here
the
Here
no
were
the
hundreds
forth
and
fleecy clouds,
we
at
cheerful
burst
sun
sunshine.
urchins
fluttered
their
with
water
sea
were
auks,
snow-buntings
dear
swimming
were
little
of
and
visible
overhead
screaming
stone
snails
were
amphipoda
the
belt
where
(Echinus)
I79
narrow
along shore,
and
POLES
the
make
the
ice,
no
much-
strongest
PHANTOM
i8o
THE
arguments
that
farther
The
of
reach
time
be
and
the
him
bad
and
he,
in
be
to
he
there
bad
the
the
be
it
was
feared
to
it
than
hand
will
that
State,
curing
at
it
where
there
but
quite
was
So
After
he
chasing
returned,
harmless,
no
milk-
no
it
got
there, they
got
he
he
was
as
one
county
no
it.
ported
re-
was
when
adjoining.
the
poles
the
in
but
that
when
his
practice, thought
worst,
while,
spends
was
county
he
will
milk-sickness
much
story.
for
that
nearer
when
they
Some
county,
county
same
phantom
need
that
and
on,
him
told
in
in
the
was
sickness
the
ing
sail-
Illinois.
county
try his
to
for
started
the
certain
like
would
He
that
having
not
in
up
plain
but
Whoever
doctor
fog,
coming
find
for
be
passing
much
so
weather,
pole.
young
told
very
has
strength looking
like
one
he
comfortable
in
drift-ice
and
terior
in-
the
it will
succeed
that
place.
into
pass
and
such
no
warmer
they
clouds,
the
never
the
country
and
snow,
from
when
of
belt
explorers
earth,
and
found;
the
the
the
is
there
POLES
THE
OF
and
eled
trav-
told
the
ported
re-
disease
could
get
adjoining.
WARMER
NEAR
is much
That
73
On
one
of
of
which
he
"
creek
of
of
considerable
to
the
and
gathered
shows
the
explore
large
flock
in
open
an
the
and
covered
with
familiar
buttercup,
this
beasts
part
to
Does
of
of
our
that
was
new
sound
camp
of
three-
north,
were
hills
growth.
birds
settled
were
the
flowers,
greeting
warmer.
had
countless
and
the
speaks
sloping
luxuriant
but
musk-oxen
vegetation,
presence
and
he
the
ten
the
were
from
out
that
to
mile,
quietly grazing;
poppies
trip
eider-ducks
pool,
of
quarters
getting
surroundings,
of
Cape
desolation."
of
was
sarne
tation
vegeat
stay,
was
it
tended
ex-
of flowers
brief
our
that
on
than
varieties
which
The
abundant
eight
''This
drained
extent,
more
page
vegetation:
size, and
appearance
Again,
on
northwestward.
during
general
This
the
north
trips
account
an
moderate
seemed
to
gives
of
Hawks,
will
explorers
farthest
Greely's
speaks
valley
than
poles.
he
was
i8i
POLES
nearer
the
to
get
ever
"
THE
tic
Arcly
"Sure-
and
flowers
on
nature's-
home.''
as
if he
had
expected
to
i82
THE
find
was
of
tone
From
what
that
or
POLES
their
ence
pres-
occurrence?
everyday
an
THE
OF
things there,
these
it is the
PHANTOM
No:
surprise.
had
place
those
birds
and
EIDER-DUCKS.
in
Found
come?
game
miles
snow
deep.
summer
great
the
"
and
the
of
locations
are
as
found
it is
warmer
Arctic
Circle,
for
them
is covered
in many
in
South
earth
They
numbers
with
perpetual
thousands
in
that
many
of
feet
location
in
farther
north,
WARMER
NEAR
would
they
THE
of
interior
their
able
find
to
is that
theory
Greely
at
were
we
the
this
the
point
he
them
also
the
noted
four
to
appeared
to
buflfalo
the
be
indicated
winter
resort
no
for
of
man
had
these
musk-ox,
ever
ited
vis-
Connell
of
be
the
flows
that
with
season.
found
trail
the
to
and
the
also
the
the
At
wolves,
he
to
during
valley.
plainly
they proceeded
white
trails
of
of
"While
evidently
musk-ox
trails
which
As
valley,
a
264
that
first
the
musk-ox,
Leading
the
from
bay
My
go.
vegetation
river
ever
valley running
reported
months
summer
tinent
con-
interior
the
page
found
and
abundant,
they
Private
the
He
has
the
Pole.
on
camp,
of
mouth
northwest.
into
again,
says
one
no
South
the
that
into
pass
that
leave
where
out
they
earth, via
the
and
September,
suits
as
here
Australia
of
into
pass
far
as
or
colder
to
state
me
to
go
seem
earth,
Let
mutton-birds
in
They
the
nature.
been
likely to
in winter.
climate
the
be
not
183
POLES
Tar
what
( similar
to
West*),
valley
was
animals.''
farther
north,
where
showing
that
those
the
ani-
THE
i84
made
mals
it their
had
they
without
PHANTOM
we
about
bird,
flew
It
fox, lemming,
tracks
On
luxuriant
ptarmigan
captured,
the
day."
and
observed.
to
ice-foot,
musk-oxen
of
"Sergeant
fresh
fifty-two
recent
records
musk-oxen
seen
of
proving
place
the
in
that
siderable
con-
indications
date."
Brainard,
meat,
ing
pass-
traces
this
though
were
abundant
frequent
numbers,
of
was
mings
lem-
and
northeast,
and
Two
hare
Tracks
the
cating
indi-
near.
foxes
discovered,
were
animals
not
of
traces
camp
life, thus
flying around,
bear, going
the
gan
ptarmi-
"This
vegetation
were
were
were
and
says:
animal
in
prolific
the
he
330,
page
proved
these
Wolf,
agreed.
during
seen
and
276. )
( Page
on
all
were
ing
snow-bunt-
musk-ox,
hare,
of
behind,
from
all
as
camp,
size
the
neither
was
ptarmigan,
nor
of life.
about
us
miles
of
entering
swiftly by
disappeared.
ber,
Remem-
hundreds
signs
any
were
dark-colored
plover,
abode.
traveled
meeting
"As
winter
POLES
THE
OF
had
who
had
that
up
been
charge
to
this
obtained
of
date
in
THE
PHANTOM
If the
musk-ox
i86
skinned.
time
of
after
could
Where
one
of game
reached?
summer.
of
Can
anyone
tell
Greenland
is
Arctic
the
be
found
in
summer,
it
would
migrate
in
winter?
It
where
is.
it
trails
winter
would
warmer
not
if
not
they
do
interior
Nansen
description
which
to
go
go
of
(Vol.
of the
one
be
better
tells
us
go
south
points
suppose
climate
to
stay
that
the
make
Since
it becomes
instinct
north,
in winter.
they
trip
game
musk-oxen
there.
south,
the
his
to
colder
they
as
feet
the
the
that
with
northerly
to
quarters
tells them
If
in
it goes
of
report
Greely
indicate
there
reasonable
it
north
thousand
extreme
is
point
covered
overland.)
the
dance
abun-
where
ten
Peary's
to
at
is
to
one
such
found
game
(Vide
deep.
from
regardless
farthest
The
from
snow
the
the
find
and
go
at the
as
winter?
their
on,
conditions.
weather
in
length
skin
the
tainted,
becomes
meat
is left any
with
death
POLES
THE
OF
must
And
go
into
earth,
II, page
conditions
can
judge
75)
gives
that
of
the
us
obtained,
warmth
NEAR
WARMER
of
the
that
which,
bears, auks,
where
a
land
seals
Canaan,
POLES
"I
weather:
with
THE
and
black
for
two
eyes
only
who
it must
for
provisions
the
ice,
milk
have
of
needs
for
and
be
must
and
seals
in
good
the
Arctic
honey,
the
the
Circle.
rifles and
the
teems
SEALS.
slaughter
men
April,
guillemots,
on
with
flowing
natives
in
even
basking
are
help believing
cannot
SHOOTING
How
187
enough
but
moment,
journey
good
not
also
onward
to
Spitzbergen."
This
was
Nansen's
remark
when
he
was
i88
about
leave
to
drifted
In
the
the
land
in order
to
for
"
unbroken
land
there
; but
clear
mist,
on
prevalent,
Ocean.
The
air
earth
(where
should
produces
mist,
generally
snow,
"As
in
mentioned
clear
of
us.
us.
weather,
lies in front
land
This
be.
we
flat,
land
to
are
without
clouds
be
of
to
not
ceasing;
spoken
plain
explanation
the
atmosphere
when
it passes
fog,
or
summer
Volume
before
is
or
by
that
of
the
wholly
in winter
out
cloud;
as
Arctic
seems
interior
the
of
for
accounted
than
from
comes
diflferent),and
Nansen,
and
best
warm
left behind
of
front
it is.''
diflferent
something
out
with-
have
weather
as
fog,
to
doing,
attached
Mist
and
in
must
be
gives
sensation
are
the
must
push
must
The
so
where
he
mile
hopes
it appears.
have,
we
we
in
see
ice
kind
some
had
weather
to
we
see
found
we
always
are
us
to
as
he
346,
curious
POLES
ice-floe.
an
page
as
mist,
able
being
in
months
is
THE
after
Fram,
evidence
in
OF
volume,
''It
paddle
We
five
same
warmth.
The
the
nearly
additional
of
PHANTOM
THE
but
more
winter.
II, page
354,
(August
says:
13),
WARMER
had
to
THE
NEAR
first
at
POLES
of
seen
bounded
position,
our
westward
could
we
have
to
come
of
part
and
so
far
countries
the
But
so
far
to
be
that
situated
East.
This
but
in
the
had
82
Archipelago,
Payer.
seen
even
which
ought
and
North
52
ble;
incomprehensi-
indeed
there
nothing
seen
not
deg.
must
western
by
Land,
was
was
had
we
Oscar's
of
anything
in
or
we
We
discovered
west
that
consequently
we
land
that
west
of
south
possibility
Josef Land,
Franz
the
traveled
degree
region
new
now
noticing
have
The
it is
was
finallyexcluded.
be
to
to
traversed
we
half
in this
be
hold
now
of
for
Buda-Pesth.
Cape
nothing
without
Land
good
pears
ap-
this
have
either;
now
which
by
If
must
we
of
trace
any
side.
Wilczek
and
glacier
Glacier,
one
this
was
west
our
on
but
there
as
Dove
on
sound
Sound,
impossible,
be
the
supposed
Rawlinson's
be
189
other
any
tion
explana-
?''
And
this
traveling
and
floating ice,
farther
into
is
Nansen's
drifting
when
the
he
interior
experience
more
than
undoubtedly
than
any
after
year
on
passed
explorer.
PHANTOM
THE
190
himself
he
although
THE
OF
did
POLES
know
not
he
where
was.
Schwatka
After
region.
ask
naturally
winter.
Some
does
it
where
such
an
winter.
Most
mentions
is
number
the
the
earth,
and
"In
"is
polar
in
been
I
have
line
more
of
life
than
the
of
heavy,
are
ka,
Schwat-
seen
miles,
in Terror
eiders
The
who
writer
so
an
to
and
the
The
constantly
'are
in
as
summer.
many
extending
three
sure
interior
says
the
of
says
Spitzbergen,
them
the
literature.
polar
frequently
the
so,
quite
am
abundant
so
of
one
rotges,'
if
birds
the
to
common
or,
world,"
given
or
in
Schwatka
all
of;
place
no
goes
that
at
; but
long journeys.
I have
in
auks
of
during
is but
of
game
into
regions
Bay
south
not
in the
aquatic
instance
it goes
limited.
for
place
no
the
think
many
built
not
during
game
passes
as
goes
of
the
can
be
game
will
amount
the
know
certainly
must
that
that
stop?
of
location
reader
it
say
tic
Arc-
in the
game
reading,
where
where
any
of the
speaks
countered
en-
little
has
that
numerous
uninterrupted
a
distance
so
close
of
to-
SWARM
A
birds
These
regions
that
skies, their
of
four
found
are
when
little
or
OF
they
voices
five
plentiful
so
fly
overhead
being
miles.
AUKSj
often
in
they
heard
the
Arctic
darken
from
the
a
tance
dis-
with
for
first time
the
beyond
Jackson
sound
On
With
his
ice, made
north
the
Andrew
Cape
"
him
upon
to
seen
cape
retraced
and
danger
steps
his
good
few
ice,
weeks
water
hundred
unusual
ing
reach-
and,
landing
on
would
they
continuing
broke
shores
frigate,
sailed
up
channel
for
four
were
or
their
As
or
all that
five
could
for
But
them
in
evidence
the
of
Morton
nor
the
on
cape,
nomena
phe-
new
They
so
was
on
were
that
open
traveled
into
an
small
be
north,
iceless
pieces
seen
over
"
have
frigates, might
they
expanded
'flies,
crow
exploration,
of
this
ice beneath
them.
fleet
it.
the
of
takable
unmis-
channel,
only
the
Landing
upon
of
and
Hans
it.
for
Hayes
miles.
believe
Neither
prepared
the
of
the
the
birds
of
way
not
eyesight.
and
six
"From
region
as
was,
sight
giving
the
to
and
Dr.
by
seen
before,
mysterious
one
adds:
Kane
302
page
southernmost
"
broke
Then
coast."
new
the
band
water.
was
"
difficultyhe
fact
protruding
POLES
advance.
to
the
dark
long,
THE
OF
refused
terror,
that
PHANTOM
THE
194
this
area;
lumps
the
en-
WARMER
NEAR
tire
surface
Viewed
six
the
the
as
of
extent
In
the
north,
and
finding
which
this
thousand
it filled with
there
had
for
warmer,
what
made
blowing
in
from
produce
have
differently
earth.
iceberg
any
belch
out
is, the
of
at
the
poles
of
earth
the
interior
breeze
interior
If
the
colder
winds,
elsewhere
breeze
furnace.
The
of
atmosphere
the
on
off
blow
hollow,
then
operates
cold
that
climate,
Nature
cannot
red-hot
being
How
becoming
than
than
more
dred
hun-
one
atmosphere,
is that
game,
theory
was
still
say
hot
it
warm
to
the
it so?
a
of
south.
on
If
water,
open
farther
accounted
would
to
sign
no
miles
six
all kinds
been
miles
six
earth
ice,
of
speaks
and
^olid
solid?
warmer.
liable
re-
ed
estimat-
justly
Kane
hundred
is
the
to
open
four
excerpt,
over
and
out
than
more
one
due
all
had
sea
waters.
taking thirty-
radius
mean
above
traveling
the
whitecapped
miles/'
square
is
195
cliffs,and
this
survey,
of
its
of
from
miles
POLES
THE
an
can
fact
air
passes
earth;
hence
the
is
necessarily
196
THE
OF
PHANTOM
CHAPTER
XIII.
WHENCE
DRIFTWOOD
driftwood
The
material
some
and
floated
the
cannot
further
and
that
the
interior
of
the
hollow,
Siberia.
it
there,
supposed
If
then,
the
over
so,
have
must
Why,
pole.
sail
explorers,
ing
border-
present
the
from
shores
found
very
course?
same
Because
there;
why
the
itiaterial
the
from
say
the
past
is
from
earth;
come
earth
came
it
of
Ocean,
the
that
proof
other
sides
Arctic
the
CAME.
IT
and
northern
the
on
POLES
THE
if
it
same
they
have
place
hollow.
"
explored,
this
explorers
to
get
knowing
If the
they got
compass
half-way
have
One
which
all
in view,
not
not
from
Heretofore,
could
route.
as
that
from
came
never
they
had,
the
object
driftwood
the
sued
pur-
sailed,
or
driftwood
have
far
the
told
round,
ask
might
had
came.
but
north
as
earth
anything
or
to
more,
one
sible,
poswas
ter
afit
DRIFTWOOD"WHENCE
would
locate
had
just
the
from
pole)
that
it
that
had
out
again,
the
was
how
tells
Connell
coniferous
tree
thirty
feet
carried
long,
for
cut
up
in
that
timber
of
did
Whence
place
that
can
large
above
just
It
was
and
for
of
where
it
There
of, and
was
time
is
there
it
that
camp-fire
mentioned
think
been
first
the
Now,
come?
some
to
years
portion
man.
near
it
found
of
dimensions
anywhere
vate
Pri-
that
100,
bright, cheery
to
the
work.
apparently
ing
know-
not
mark.
couple
firewood,
valley
stormy,
beach
had
and
to
such
circumference,
current.
comfort
gave
in
under
and
page
the
inches
within
point by
earth
high-water
extreme
thirty
the
should
on
going
impossible
to
Frederick
and
steer
through
on
us,
would
were
next
compass
ship,
the
not
they
weather,
foggy
the
Greely
about
of
therefore,
they
passing
and
cloudy,
be
the
passed
and
thinking
conditions,
place they
aware,
round,
interior
the
not
compass,
turned
the
(having
and,
It would
reach
the
197
from
north
come
magnetic
north.
CAME
IT
ing
growfound.
was
is
no
but
that
one
is the
interior
of
native
from
Farther
that
found
six
were
or
coniferous
were
drifted
be
from
obliged
almost
to
the
interior
open
water
of
to
lift it above
On
page
about
half
old
an
four
long,
thick
piece
"
split from
It
308
Greely
mile
from
of
driftwood
the
Note
tree
that
must
he
or
it would
have
speaks
six
four
as
feet
inches
ly
evident-
of
indications
been
found
he
coast
branch
that
us
fir, and
of it
to
waves
mark.
and
and
have
water;
nearly
or
and
from
tidal
the
body
wood
it would
informs
wide,
all
came
high-water
partly buried,
was
that
in, and
the
four
miles,
if it
hand,
pine
from
frozen
drift
apparently
pieces
this
of
earth,
inches
the
surface,
the
the
If
through
other
above
Nearly
hundreds
go
the
upon
and
long,
earth's
constantly
while,
of
woods.
the
wood
drift-
slightly
diameter.
in
states
of
pieces
Some
feet
seven
Grcely
or
near
inches
eight
to
of
mark.
high-water
practically
willows.
dry
io6),
number
large
were
few
made
fire
wood
thing
(page
on
the
is
wood
barring
unknown,
earth.
the
POLES
THE
OF
PHANTOM
THE
198
tree.were
large.
partly buried.
DRIFTWOOD"
WHENCE
which
be
would
thrown
there
One
of
discovered
the
by
the
noted,
On
of
pair
a
piece
pine
this
of
and
two
by
feet
long
and
originally
second
tree
inches
six
and
ten
was
in
diameter,
The
and
long
They
the
coniferous,
branches.
feet
fiftyyards
nearly
near
One
two
in diameter.
hundred
ravine
inches
had
was
and
probably
sixteen
and
up
apparently
"
earth.
picked
long,
a
the
found
I
wood
In
trees,
covered
partly
"On
and
feet
in diameter.
were
camp
half
mirably
ad-
vicinity.
says:
antlers,
he
bark,
Biederbick
close-grained
two
"
articles
timber,' it should
in that
lake
been
eruption.
birch
Greely
reindeer
inch
an
368
of
of
This
grows
page
shores
volcanic
piece
never
it had
interesting
preserved.
be
199
if
case
some
most
was
CAME
IT
twelve
about
were
distant
from
one
Lake
Heintzelmann.''
If
Greely
timber
about
why
grew,
it?
country,
Greely
musk-oxen
in
was
Because
the
writes
"
did
he
it did
incident
on
fifteen
where
country
370
page
in
one
in that
grow
recording.
worth
was
anything
say
not
such
of
herd
the
and
many
three
in
PHANTOM
THE
200
which
another
he
willow
enough
them
make
to
From
shrub
It
frozen
of
it
in
this
it.
lurked
the
theory,
But
no,
of
Although
from
view:
the
earth.
that
and
is
only
country.
generally
and
that
is
it
he
usual
un-
cook
to
of
speaks
all
the
the
I
is
Siberian
that
Siberia,
it
came
It
getting
defended
doubting
over
the
driftwood.''
felt
Nansen
I
to
came
no
secret
reasoning.
longer
nearer
there
"A
303:
page
behind
though
as
evidence
came
in
enough
so
on
says,
seemed
my
much
so
the
connection.
Nansen
doubt
large
ers,
explor-
about
winter,
the
it
have
tea;
is
spring,
in
down
to
cup
the
tea.
different
of
growing
in
sprouts
enable
to
brew
willow
that
timber
or
and
writings
learn
fire
ity
vicin-
the
remained
the
In
saw.
"
POLES
THE
OF
hold
from
the
an
the
driftwood
entirely
interior
ferent
difof
PHANTOM
THE
202
vertical
bank
abandoned
had
in
occupied
built
from
rocks.
large
the
around,
from
feet
half.
back
of
the
chimneys
six
feet
houses
wide
possibly they
walls
fallen
and
distant
most
feet
house
of
of
in
space,
It is
from
the
structure
been
pieces
which
probable
utilized
the
which
the
the
served
The
were
was
that
side-
whole
large pieces
roof, for
in
partly
filled
width
ing
be-
three
the
found
the
as
had
through
about
with
as
were
bank
river.
were
covered
the
longer,
Apparently
height.
had
the
by
inch
an
long, though
partly disappeared,
slate, which
such
to
been
have
varied
houses
feet
ten
may
undermined
walls
The
as
lying
in which
rested, and
and
slate,
were
against
built.
were
inch
had
bank
ing
adjoin-
which
an
Eskimo
The
this
feet,
of
were
the
of
two
of
manent
per-
slate, which
from
thickness
precipitous
steep
the
by
three-quarters
and
of
pieces
pieces
Many
as
houses
obtainable
three
as
fine
large,
readily
were
past
"These
abodes.
doubtless
far
the
three
River,
which
huts,
POLES
THE
facing Ruggles
Eskimo
been
OF
the
of
many
interior
by
the
them.
houses
HABITANTS
OF
depended
which
of
to
the
removed
flat
the
dirt
the
at
least
three
were
which
of
articles
of
of
from
might
be
had
pieces
worked
other
selection
the
in
order
killed
this
rotted
when
by
the
A
size
to
such
was
an
handled."
was
it
that
of
Eskimo
piece
of
use
species
place.
considerable
fell to
sledge-
been
had
for
unknown.
what
and
needle,
the
bones,
of
one
it, and
on
wood,
determined
which
ivory,
of
in
articles
other
bone
(and
found
were
shoe
and
bone
occupied
birds
work
a
the
of
Bones
walrus
and
near
various
number
was
made
numerous
Among
of
was
relics
many
fish)
whalebone,
and
of
which
fish-hooks,
runner,
had
moss,
ornamental
whalebone
which
digging
of
combs
had
pieces
and,
of
abundance.
great
slabs,
fireplace.
and
support
carefully
most
kind
one
wooden
We
were
hare,
No
seen.
and
or
slate
covering.
found
chimney,
musk-ox,
or
of
pieces
depth,
which
203
the
as
be
to
were
considerable
the
used
be
roof,
bones,
of
ridge-pole,
among
REGIONS
size
the
on
could
signs
ARCTIC
mals
aniwho
of
skin
dog-
also
dug-out,
extent
that
it
Farther
in
and
about
immediate
and
walrus
of
small
two
now
with
knife
bear's
for
the
by
two
bone
stander
bone
fitted
of
some
bone
and
two
dog-traces,
such
and
and
iron
blade,
for
the
up-
and
made
ners
run-
wooden
an
skinning-
shoes
others
wooden
complete
one
were
Several,
top.
worked
and
horns,
carefully
collected
we
handles,
sledges,
with
houses
Greenlanders
handle
bone
two
two
wood
tooth, whalebone
of
the
narwhal
used
arrow-head,
POLES
articles
ivory toggles
are
THE
vicinity
other
Among
large
"In
says
forty pieces
bone.
as
he
on,
the
OF
PHANTOM
THE
204
well-
sledge-bars,
of
and
wood,
which
sledge-runner,
,
was
very
inches
in
nine
feet
badly
two
rotted,
pieces
long,
of
wood,
of
feet
nine
long,
inches
two
over
other
diameter,
Parts
five
thick,
discovered.
"Among
pole,
and
high,
also
were
heavy, being
and
hard,
probably
wooden
but
wood
of
about
was
inches
two
close-grained,
fir
or
hard
was
yet
niferous
co-
pine.
sledge-runners
one
in
were
fair
condition.
"There
were
several
articles
of
worked
HABITANTS
bone
whose
the
character
our
own
of
narwhal
which
was
unknown
bone
articles
and
Musk-ox
and
to
were
the
whalebone,
material,
articles
small
and
surmise,
predominating
the
being
made.
had
been
bones
hare
were
plentiful.
very
"It
evident,
appears
these
that
Eskimos
and
fish.
to
have
found
those
were
the
by
more
"It
is
than
as
no
entailed
circles
them,
been
large
the
pear
ap-
stones,
the
as
side
east
indicate
that
these
with
skin
roofs,
been
from
construction
not
probable
covered
have
manner
on
encampment.
were
must
does
on
rows,
ar-
occasionally
with
me
fed
arrangements
summer
more
habitations
which
and
covered
been
and
knives,
habitation
this
says,
dogs, sledges,
seals, hares,
While
Journal
my
had
skinning
musk-oxen,
have
The
205
not
which
of
Eskimo.
from
The
REGIONS
I could
use
walrus,
first
of
ARCTIC
OF
secured
the
of
of
entirely
found.
certainly
of work.
In
its supports
removed.
ferent
dif-
od,
meth-
were
houses
these
and
Greenland
stones
amount
roof
in
It
is
ting
quitmust
possi-
THE
2o6
ble
PHANTOM
long
the
that
in
been
used
the
roof.
some
manner
is
It
this
abandoning
the
were
valuable,
the
accident
their
during
articles
the
were
left
been
they
as
which
debris,
their
which
at
having
found,
where
by
depth
other
indicates
discovered
by
The
which
indeed,
unless,
and
dog-toggles
have
sledges,
the
there.
perished
dogs
and
pole
in
that,
should
they
country,
for
support
as
have
may
extraordinary
left behind
very
found
pole
POLES
THE
OF
ered
cov-
were
evidently
mulated
accu-
of
these
occupancy
huts.
"The
surroundings
for
covering
of
such
have
must
one
of
the
have
been
by
to
remark
bones
Nearly
died.
uncared-for
foxes
that
musk-ox
an
hour
found
was
of
deed,
inthe
moved
re-
pertinent
expected
or
other
in
Grinnell
in
any
would
bones
It is
spent
some
nor,
case
their
wolves.
or
the
itations
hab-
of
traces
remains
and
rarely
were
but, in
devoured
likely
found,
be
amined
ex-
pancy,
occu-
of
years,
was
No
could
dogs;
latter, their
two
size, it
remains
human
least
at
the
during
as
graves,
carefully
were
the
Land.
exam-
HABITANTS
OF
ARCTIC
these
ination
of
started
westward."
On
locate
to
and
Sled
of
sites
of
found
relics.
fifteen
Greely
by
feet
very
large
circles
in
diameter.
making
stone
inches
pieces,
and
had
thongs.
discovered
"
tents,
large
one
tively
intui-
summer
of
his
varied
number
trips
from
There
bone
runners,
fifteen
seal
during
The
upstanders,
etc.,
Eskimo
shoes,
been
There
fastened
was
to
two
were
complete
was
farthest
five
bars,
cross-
sledge;
(steatite, probably)
across,
we
writes:
seemed
places
them
near
which
again
who
such
eighteen
gathered
"
207
after
Greely
Brainard
"Sergeant
the
remains,
420
page
REGIONS
broken
lamp,
in
five
together by
also
bone
2o8
THE
and
spear-head,
the
Danish
use
Eskimo."
of
PHANTOM
other
which
THE
OF
relics
was
of
unknown
like
POLES
rial,
mate-
to
our
PHANTOM
OF
plant
is known
THE
210
flowering
such
interior
The
that
it
seasons,
also
is
from.
comes
seasons.
out
where
the
Nansen's
ship
with
questions
could
be
would
is
believe
other
so
point
to
unanswered
by
"We
passed
Ross
John
The
derive
the
their
distance
it
one
any
might
two
or
but
answer;
could
fur-
not
score
not
be
swered
an-
falsehood.
first volume,
of
forenoon
red
could
name,
of
snow,
ten
miles
44,
page
Cliffs'
'Crimson
the
in the
patches
under
could
problems
in his
Kane,
at
other
some
one
is hollow;
falsehood
:
if
answered
them
solutions
many
covered
unexplained
earth
answer
theory.
nish
of
to
ing
explod-
an
All
easily
the
snow,
explorers,
that
dust.
that
impossible
kind
the
is
It
black
of
out
the
that
the
by
comes
of
"
different
presume^
those
the
to
at
at
It
volcano
fall
to
mentioned
frequently
only spot
answer
an
colors
fair
find
to
is the
earth
with
the
matures
easy
the
us
As
question.
flower
of
furnish
will
earth,
on
elsewhere.
look
must
we
POLES
THE
of
of
August
which
from
be
says
Sir
5th.
they
clearly
seen
from
the
coast.
COLORED
SNOW
It had
the
stain
ravines
in
now
Franklin
the
would
be
the
shade
Kane
it
he
as
"
were
doubt
earlier
taking
two
the
that
matter,
red
snow
as
was
of
fully
beauti-
and
alopecurus;
was
bare,
red
and
it threw
in
"if
the
diffused,
he
weeks
fact
colors
in
of
speaks
later
into
than
account
the
snow
be
which
the
to
face
sur-
snowy
it
as
is
In
red
the
that
a
blossom
no
other
an-
snow
usual.
is
if
as
season/'
the
to
snow
season
says
in
supposed
if
color."
the
more
place
being
of
regular
for
brown/'
speaks
had
appear
of
John
crimson
season,
surfaces
large
sandstone
the
Sir
diffused,
"The
mosses
green
rich
in the
ficulty
dif-
no
somewhat
more
states:
lodged
locality;
prevailing
with
diversified
were
I
and
I had
the
this
to
earlier
also
Kane
where
it.
which
surface
doubt
no
when
had
justifying
applied
snowy
it is
with
all like
at
gorges
snow
nomenclature
poetical
not
the
the
tinted
deeply
211
noticed
All
which
in
hue,
which
before.
here
were
ARCTIC
THE
fine, deep-rose
brown
was
IN
Now,
the
terial
ma-
vegetable
or
pol-
THE
212
len
of
for
time
The
to
in
then
not
the
its
may
becomes
grow
on
interior
it
not
the
the
of
the
earth,
earth.
in
of
object
for
it
July
great
when
but
important;
from
of
seem
plant
come
is
readers,
with
it
such
no
does
POLES
THE
appearance
many
connection
that
where
This
August.
OF
aind
plant,
earth,
on
grows
PHANTOM
must
and
portance
im-
taken
this
if
book,
it
grow
does
in
HOW
ARE
ICEBERGS
FORMED?
213
CHAPTER
AND
WHERE
As
HOW
already
iceberg
an
ARE
form
to
at
the
canon.
If
it
farther
last
the
freeze
to
iceberg.
to
thaw
into
whole
the
loose,
as
ocean?
and
break
would
then
it.
for
yet
of
as
is
It
discovered.
interior
mouth
warmer,
of
of
the
just
it
"
would
form
the
earth
rivers
suited
out
"
until
thawed
was
be
it
push
start
to
would
being
water
and
not
have
an
commence
river
the
On
the
is
make
where
to
be
ice to
simply
iceberg
an
be
the
could
there
would
would
it loose
It
mouth
there
it would
"
length
whole,
mouth
formed
break
to
the
or
and
was
first,and
there
the
over
it is
stream
at
the
mouth
where
the
warmer
one
the
from
come
of
over,
pass
If
at
warmer
mouth
for
impossible
place
any
inland,
to
water
no
it is
at
be
FORMED?
ICEBERGS
stated,
warmest
than
XVI.
down
come
nothing
of
the
to
tion
ques-
location
in any
other
hand,
the
^back
from
the
or
for
canons
the
"
^being
formation
THE
214
The
icebergs.
of
the
PHANTOM
overflows
the
of
weather
in
from
shoved
the
into
bergs
rains
the
they
tidal
and
owing
the
down,
ocean,
warm
and,
from
rushes
for
the
earth,
water
ocean,
freezes
As
the
the
loose,
interior
the
the
advances,
summer
thawed
are
first,and
to
and
spring.
warmth
the
to
flow
to
mouth,
until
months,
freezes
mouth
river, continuing
POLES
THE
OF
are
are
waves
started.
difference.
the
Note
length
whole
the
farther
while
in
is frozen,
and
with
only
bergs,
but
ocean,
while
either
purpose.
the
the
the
interior
the
the
of
stream
of
to
reach
the
have
and
been
the
is well
the
plied
sup-
bergs.
In
is not
produce
these
to
shove
hundred
"
water
been
and
Arctic
thousands,
the
for
fairly
have
Arctic
of the
by
isn't
years
explorers
poles
into
them
there
shores
traveled
mouth
to
last three
steady
"
produce
earth
on
the
only
and
ing,
freez-
the
water
water
plenty
frozen,
harder
open
to
of
plenty
For
inland
the
earth,
is
stream
rains
interior
the
of
On
ing
tryarctic
Ant-
region
includ-
HOW
ARE
ing
ICEBERGS
natives,
the
iceberg
an
and
into
mention
been
piece
of
but
ice
that
numerous,
No,
from
the
it strange
about
the
it is not
having
large
bergs
of
cliff;
so
are
full of them.
their
when
of
thought
has
one
strange
so
saw
are
place
never
reports
Yet
no
has
projecting
oceans
that
reason
it has
Kane
iceberg.
an
asking
is that
break
location,
occurrence
an
and
seen
ever
The
ocean.
Hall, it is true,
not
Isn't
has
original
such
landslide,
its
recorded
seen.
seen
215
one
no
the
of
been
never
yet
leaving
plunging
that
FORMED?
origin?
to
stops
one
think
that
heretofore
the
general
belief
has
been
that
the
is solid, and
that
the
icebergs
must
the
near
is
to
says
rainfall
while
fell to
Under
out
the
formed
"There
was
in eleven
it snowed
any
found
location
some
great
those
of
less
than
one-half
Antarctic
the
that
icebergs
earth,
the
earth?
on
and
in
theory
interior
the
be
cannot
be
to
bear
from
come
from
come
poles.
What
Ocean
earth
and
Bernacchi
two
inches
months,
quite frequently,
it
of
and
never
depth.''
conditions,
where
would
2i6
PHANTOM
THE
materials
be
the
Yet
greatest
than
rather
four
hundred
wide.
It
is
from
to
of
"
over
fifty
miles
thousand
extends
and
feet
hundred
two
rier,
Bar-
Ice
two
water,
one
"
^being
and
in
grounded
eighty
Great
the
long
feet
is there
iceberg
an
iceberg
an
earth
on
miles
hundred
one
one
POLES
THE
produce
to
it is called
that
large
so
found
OF
above
water.
berg
would
it
Now,
to
form
rain
no
made
from
water
to
some
place
in
or
snow.
other
itself, being
in
mid-ocean
of
"Where
could
formed?"
do
wide,
I know
that
to
come
the
temperature
the
it
was
great
last
laws
Just
lies
January?
be
in
earth;
straight
river.
I know
thing
any-
as
do
July
the
the
that
or
seen,
How
of
is;
now
iceberg
of
and
this ?
next
at
water,
an
interior
pass.
it
fresh
such
not
formed
was
no
water.
deep,
I have
yet
of
the
In
long,
than
salt
of
are
is
there
and
where
than
tically
prac-
icebergs
freeze, it evidently
berg
How
As
water,
the
having
country
frozen
this
for
impossible
be
will
has
know
be
that
warmer
Because
universe
not
one
declares
2i8
THE
enough
it to
Another
proof
is that
of
many
Antarctic
called
they
on
the
of
out
came
level.
The
other
that
they
abrupt,
more
shorter
and
Should
had
Stanley
while
would
be
far
iceberg
not
more
Africa
in
icebergs
as
state
by
again
water
of
be
to
in
than
icebergs
Arctic
the
see
in
the
An
down
the
Arctic
of
cle,
Cir-
how
if Africa
of
way
Circle.
iceberg
a
they
production
Consider
then
or
conditions
Yet
the
for
briefly:
running
bergs
Africa,
"crazy."
is known.
than
streams
Livingstone
why
advantages
icebergs
the
Darkest
is formed,
tainous
moun-
fall of
spoken
favorable
cating
indi-
thicker.
never
dubbed
more
so
causing
on
Arctic,
the
more
the
ask
exploring
that
chunky,
from
probably
anyone
are
nearly
in
more
where
the
indicates
found
come
in
They
running
are
the
entrance,
sHm.
rivers
hand,
then
of
found
which
bergs
country,
are
and
"ice-tongues,"
is
Antarctic
icebergs
long
are
interior
the
the
the
rains
location.
that
near
POLES
THE
heavy
its present
is level
earth
OF
it loose
thaw
to
shoved
PHANTOM
an
has
ing
formTo
is formed
stream,
where
HOW
ARE
the
freezes
mouth
frozen
the
mouth
it freezes
until
from
down
In
'
ocean.
or
water
If
there
than
in
but
freeze,
the
Africa
there
being
would
stop the
being
already
be
rain
water
no
be
last
to
of water,
and
frozen;
there
snow,
the
berg
formed
for
into
it is not
Circle.
Africa
cold
mouth
Circle
lacks
and
Peary
say
on
the
to
the
has
page
conditions
to
something
he
while
than
only
in
the
Arctic
the
the
be
terior,
in-
warm
freeze.
of
where
found
to
so
lacks
mouth,
water
33,
more
stream,
cold
the
it is absolutely
iceberg
an
in Africa,
Arctic
the
while
observed,
impossible
the
warmer
ocean.
So, it will
to
flow
shove
to
iceberg.
the
melted
or
rain
no
an
be
to
water
being
would
no
it into
stream
Circle
mouth,
interior,
water
is the
produce
to
the
furnish
Arctic
the
stream
would
plunges
the
were,
freeze, which
there
and
is found
the
the
loosens
to
when
spring,
and
rain
the
over
pass
sun
the
of
plenty
fall, and
the
to
washing
with
in
early
continues
warmth
the
219
water
the
as
FORMED?
ICEBERGS
intense
he
on
interest
writes
his
trip
about
to
the
PHANTOM
THE
220
Arctic,
and
Ocean
the
it
it is
melt,
in
even
until
the
the
in
and
lifted
snow,
the
length,
and
resting
on
For
the
on
this
occurs
these
even
with
still
piling
last
at
mountain
mits,
sum-
of
feet
thousand
sea;
Sahara,
miles
African
frozen
in
feet
huge,
hundred
hundred
eight
to
ten
twelve
of
plateau
thousand
the
is
to-day
unbroken
supporting
no
terior,
in-
the
has
Greenland
five
of
five
the
has
thousands
even
shield
Arctic
which
from
level
glistening
an
of
and
thousand,
and,
even
elevated,
an
day,
ice.
interior
simply
is
and
not
of
them
centuries,
of
highest
snow
"The
above
leveled
say
does
snow
valleys
tude
altito
summer
the
the
and
correct
the
summits,
hundreds
deep
all
through
buried
latitude
long
it has
mountain
higher
in
practically
filled
gradually
the
tation
snow-precipi-
rains, and
never
Arctic
the
to
accumulated
centuries,
where
POLES
THE
Greenland:
the
of
that
approach
through
"There,
OF
white,
miles
in
in
width,
mountains.
It
with
comparison
Sahara
is
insignificant.
Sahara
of
inner
form
of
life,
land
Green-
animal
or
HOW
ARE
ICEBERGS
vegetable;
of
sand
its
and
his
week,
party,
own
the
world,
namely,
the
frozen
plain,
cold, blue
nothing
melted
able
the
learn, the
for
the
inland, and
In
north.
the
dome
the
of
sun
far
"
end
warm
The
cold
is to
could
the
is to
page
704,
end
nish
furor
farthest
the
be
must
iceberg.
"The
from
a
icebergs
how
ciers
gla-
south,
an
quotation
or
been
the
produce
Wonders,"
rain,
from
conditions
to
for
have
which
canons,
the
not
no
as
ice.
not
icebergs,
to
is
discharge
order
as
is
there
so
following
advanced
of
conditions
the
as
These
in
World's
formed
it
and
or
water
reversed
all
expanse
Greenland
and,
streams
point
in
things
cold, white
the
icebergs,
is water
of
have
himself
of
infinite
the
has
snow;
to
infinite
that
nor
forming
the
these."
shows
country,
three
and
sky,
but
This
but
across
as
outside
sees,
grain
no
traveler
traveling
wastes,
after
rock,
The
visible.
is
221
of
fragment
no
frozen
week
FORMED?
is
theory
be
may
'*Is it not
possible
theory
as
to
that
the
the
manner
commonly
in
cepted
ac-
which
PHANTOM
THE
222
OF
THE
POLES
If
repeated
"
icebergs
congelation
of
the
destroys
water,
sea
is false
formed
are
saline
not
may
take
decomposition
of
be
icebergs
discovered,
is
an
The
the
though
mountains
influence.
If,
proved,
there
climate
prevailing
proximity
of
would
is
of
the
waterspouts,
suck
up
vast
precipitated
points,
like
the
which
condenses
and
current.
vaporized,
barriers
the
falls
first meets
If
should
this
the
rents
cur-
warm
lent
vio-
most
as
clones,
cy-
might
which
water,
certain
at
Gulf-Stream,
England
over
with
counter
uplifted water,
strike
against
the
Greenland
along
well
warm
These
again
of
vapor
it there
be
poles,
the
sea
ice
spheric
atmo-
air, such
of
quantities
be
cold
of
etc.
would
because
and
It
these
to
the
productive
paroxysms
visited.
seems
cold
to
ent
appar-
under
about
excessive
be
of
comparatively
mation
for-
yet
are
whether
as
of
the
been
created
not
are
tinuous
con-
rivers
point
has
question yet
open
under
place
is ascribed,
formation
iceberg
cal
chemi-
debouchment
whose
to
tion
crystalliza-
similar
congealment?
Greenland,
the
now
tain
moun-
coast
it
HOW
would
of
would
fell, thus
building
ice, just
water
consistency,
fresh
to
plausible
of
strata
to
and
hot
until
is
rather,
or
of
mountains
reaching
them
sea,
one
forming
into
which
flowing
mouth
my
into
icebergs,
interior
feet
the
gravity
their
the
freezes,
path."
the
writer
theory
of
about
roundgoes
at
just plain
Arctic
and
the
boulders,
account
this
causes
into
great
in
of
after
sea;
sweep
them
takes
icebergs,
the
and
water
the
at
sea
hail,
to
fresh
to
the
to
anything
in
way
where
with
or
the
rain
in
size,
loose
carrying
When
form
above
which
from
air
are
altitudes
at
slopes
break
to
there
always
certain
driftwood,
water
and
or
for
infrequently
glaciers,
Greenland,
congelations,
change
Not
complete.
perfect
of
through
chemical
the
This
icebergs
that
alternate
would
of
peaks
with
for
cold
ually
grad-
them.
see
further
assume
it
as
great
we
account
poles, passing
water
as
form
intensely
an
up
by repeated
water
in the
congeal
extend
might
theory
the
with
meeting
and,
223
precipitated
atmosphere,
fresh
it is
be
certainly
rain,
cold
FORMED?
ICEBERGS
ARE
the
Ocean,
balance
of
PHANTOM
THE
224
the
keeps
stream
frozen
the
over
will
months,
ten
producing
is
placed
Peary
does
snow
five
it
to
of
the
open
Could
led
have
they
the
to
where
Concerning
the
in
Arctic
snow
the
of
Nansen
says,
will
it not
what
is
falling
all
snow
snow
the
have
^which
"
rain
of
regions,
on
have
we
is
not
cludes
pre-
have
berg,
ice-
"Why
is near,
and
thickly
snow,
been
ficient
suf-
an
335,
had
and
which
produce
page
without
? We
time
to
Christmas
Christmas
out
origin.
water
per
north.
way
earth
scarcity
quantity
eling
trav-
right
possibility of furnishing
the
is
knots
four
the
their
had
they
of
sertion,
as-
snow
track, it would
the
that
icebergs
their
on
deep.
southeast
the
interior
of
feet
about
in
and
the
says
left
dence
depen-
ber,
Remem-
proof
huge
sea,
in
rains,
In
at
from
coming
successful
rain.
no
never
mentions
northwest
to
especially
thousand
ten
seven
where
"
furthermore
Bernacchi
hour,
is
melt.
not
he
from
than
rain
there
says
for
more
upon
where
country
be
ing
flow-
water
mouth,
iceberg
an
with
open,
POLES
THE
OF
one
fall
snow-
drifting."
HOW
Bernacchi
When
Antarctic
the
2th)
as
the
very
Httle
at
in
Each
height.
of
look
side
of
down
cloud
the
somewhat
the
cauldron
in
facilitate
the
the
and
precipitation.
fall
sea,
of
the
due
fresh
in
the
to
water
number
How
notion
of
how
this
the
upper
present
immense
an
was
mixing
inter-
and
icebergs
and
a
the
surface,
icebergs."
account
icebergs
of
the
large quantity
derived
(Page
accord
are
mote
pro-
erable
consid-
specific gravity
of
from
eye
clouds
There
tre
cen-
was
These
of
presence
at
does
of
the
an
of
formation
the
would
air.
on
feet
each
bubbling
upper
were
was
scene,
appearance
pendicular
per-
twenty
over
stratum
boiling
they
Could
upon
them,
by
them
for
cloud.
vaporous
and
of
one
condensation,
white,
aloft
hundred
one
average
was
among
all sides
on
counted
bounded
and
large
very
bergs,
ice-
There
form
of
of
being
time.
one
variety
cliffs
an
thousands
ninety
and
(nth
days
some
bridge
being
two
as
the
in
voyaging
wrote
next
many
from
all
he
passed
we
227
.was
Circle,
"During
1
FORMED?
ICEBERGS
ARE
with
formed
from
60.)
your
in
THE
228
two
inches
but
small
the
of
to
them
return
with
them,
as
whence
place
furnish
the
only
Bernacchi's
with
just
his
as
turning
point,
to
south.
it
of
with
of
centre
strong
if
ship
My
was
the
not
gravity,
the
salt.
an
the
it
of
Gravity
about
the
earth
thinking
water
draws
position
unusually
round
unusually
fresh
in
an
the
in
believe
to
being
half-way
for
reason
place
water,
me
^by
"
interior
berg.
ice-
an
one
held
gravity,
or
that
snow
into
fresh
of
was
was
the
earth.
ice, leads
water
filled
is
from
the
to
be
melted
or
come
bergs
ice-
from
freeze
to
the
fresh
that
rain
of
many
Where
speaking
connection
that
come
interior
the
"
ing
averag-
never
will
can
produce
"
others
water
Bergs
north
came.
is
Those
long?
way
no
and
and
always
is
year,
icebergs
will
they
There
place?
of
ocean
^yet the
"
than
will
in thickness,
their
oh
less
Where
that
miles
several
were
to
feet
thousand
snow?
from
come
whole
of
quantities
great
a
in
quantities
POLES
THE
reports
rainfall
of
water
such
Bernacchi
where
country
OF
PHANTOM
at
trance,
en-
the
is, that
so
strong
would
the
the
tre
cen-
mix
heaviest
HOW
ICEBERGS
ARE
substance
fresh
than
it
that
is
Arctic,
he
where
the
fresh
water,
and
did
the
Fram
down
into
the
salt
in
being aground
make
which
for
he
why
fresh
and
not
and
being
winds,
heavy
floes
in
which
that
months,
On
and
page
push
Nansen
only
263
could
on.
Bernacchi
great
relief
water,
reason
the
gether
to-
correct
ice
much
so
certain
by
It will
in
one
of
ship
come
along
drifted
advanced
it, but
his
be
ship
of
other
at
replaced
it
his
dead
for
shoved
like
ly
scarce-
turned
should
drifts
with
almost
no
account
large
or
ship passing
If this
mix.
held
the
clear
water
it will
explanation,
being
salt
and
moved
the
to
salt
but
was
of
"
the
himself
I know
days.
water,
on
and
labored
had
three
free
the
lay
He
It
success.
in
dead
was
free
to
himself
find
to
water
mud.
direction
little
with
of
headway,
any
in every
mix,
bottom
the
"
water
not
mixing.
found
called
ly
firm-
so
from
two
Nansen
what
which
"
the
being
water,
is drawn
water,
keeps
just
229
Salt
strongest.
heavier
This
FORMED?
tions,
loca-
by
other
be
this
very
large
bered
remem-
ice
five
degree.
speaks
of
the
THE
230
Ice
Great
huge
the
of
tongue
for
ocean
hundred
fifty
flowing
distance
in
width."
met
with
near
the
to
breaks
up
out
and
moves
Great
usual
south,
such
east,
be
large
"Sir
spot
of
'appearance
where
near
did
We
although
we
we
and
extremity
of
in
the
If
sea-ice
Ross
James
land'
landed
tensive
ex-
would
ed
report-
the
to
an
farther
or
of
south
the
on
sight
however,
not,
face
sur-
Barrier,
of
mass
tract
year,
behind,
were
impossible."
the
the
direction.
northwesterly
land-area
in
or
to
frozen
the
Tongue,
tends
spot
whose
around
Ice
pack
ice-
heavy
considerable
late
only
than
more
"The
of
five
perhaps
not
into
eastward
this
existence
the
than
more
of
if
as
appears
possibly
miles
ocean
the
ice
miles, and
prove
of
nothing
others
what
"It
is
POLES
THE
refutes
it.
about
barrier
ice
the
and
Barrier,
written
have
OF
PHANTOM
rier.
barany,
had
exceptionally
fine, clear
that
the
of
weather.''
I
contend
in
found
called
while
the
not
Great
formed
the
Ice
greatest
as
Ocean
Antarctic
Barrier
most
"
all
is
an
bergs
ice"
iceberg,
icebergs
are,
HOW
ICEBERGS
ARE
and
not
that
country
than
opening
of
south.
The
of
speaks
he
in
the
found
in
plain,
of this
of
if
Are
we
that
understood,
still to
still, and
but
is called,
is
little what
or
how
flat?
the
it
was
start
from
the
ascribe
to
some
understood?
believed.
earth
Then
Great
formed.
Ice
origin
the
be
the
how
to
preference
that
or
tongues
shape.
to
be
rier
Bar-
And
not
cannot
believe
solid
Ice
came
cannot
the
surely
ice
that
construction
in
ice"
only
are
land
Why
iceberg,
theory
And
earth.
the
of
Great
without
undoubtedly
at
that
other
of
the
monster,
Ocean?
not
are
the
great
the
to
Bernacchi
that
glacier,
the
form
reasonable
absurd
of
earth
claim
Antarctic
the
berg
interior
is
from
come
"tongues
who
shape
Glaciers
This
the
this
should
glacier
of
as
same
Why
error.
be
on
the
shorter,
leading
them
Barrier
Ice
could
calls
Writers
Great
found
be
tic
Arc-
the
mountainous
hilly or
long icebergs
"
smaller.
they
interior
the
just
are
"
will
in
much
are
streams
more
found
they
the
through
231
those
where
"
showing
flow
all like
at
Ocean
FORMED?
stands
it matters
Barrier
PHANTOM
THE
232
OF
CHAPTER
XVII.
THE
As
caused
let
the
us
waves
raised
and
started.
That
But
conditions
and
several
such
force
the
falling
ripple,
while
falling
one
mighty
wave.
be
that
met,
wave
to
might
"This
feet
will
rock
ten
Wells's
get
wave,"
says
would
be
of
the
in
will
instead
ble
pebsmall
diameter,
make
obstructions
no
long
wave
but
feet
if
run?
different
make
"Natural
larger
be
moving.
wind
the
go
would
they
size
feet,
own
into
many
it
set
are
plunge
would
the
as
the
causes
their
waves
upon
Then,
would
to
were
hundred
and
of
start
far
that
five
something
commotion
depend
"
there
large
how
would
grounds
not
great
are
into
iceberg
ocean,
do
waves
plunging
First,
they
an
tidal
many
what
see
If
accord.
the
that
belief.
that
WAVE.
icebergs
by
ocean,
for
TIDAL
I contend
POLES
THE
be
favorable,
way.
ing
Accord-
Philosophy,"
of
it
smaller.
he, "propagates
itself
THE
234
PHANTOM
and
tides, currents,
wave,
however,
comes
when
and
it
If
only
when
the
wind
blew,
natural
it
causes,
people
thinking
things
could
reads
will
the
ox
noticed
in
doubt
whether
excite
more
such
as
earth
the
to
produce
; and
that
one
no
no
from
exterior
when
knew
one
that
who
explorers
are
many
musk-
If
to
would
many
situations
"
of
interior
the
necessarily
would
the
plained.
unex-
with
doubt,
takes
in
things
hitherto
the
rock,
many
puzzling
and
set
such
observer
occurrence
than
meets,
change
how
fast
an
those
that
pressure
country,
changes
of
absence
regions.
wonder
have
never
mysterious
such
One
radical
the
different
growing
wonderful
out,
or
would
the
Arctic
the
in
close
how
found
were
that
of
the
wondering
Any
reports
have
things
and
be.
or
the
was
occurred
changed,
the
In
at.
tion
proposi-
hard
set
ice-pressure
wondered
been
ed
exclud-
pressure
tides
the
it
current,
or
were
current
or
of
be
the
for
puzzling;
theory
would
tidal
The
wind
no
tidal-wave
answer.
question
it
is
POLES
THE
waves.
makes
certainly
to
tidal
there
if the
OF
into
earth
account
was
hoi-
THE
TIDAL
low,
and
about
WAVE
those
of
they
else
double
the
and
did
see
the
"
is
make
so
grand;
everything
up
most
storm
; the
clear
sky:
understood.
saw
land
see
it
flected
re-
great
mock
thing
some-
sun,
wonderful
other
the
the
and
dictionary
is
not
is
situations
remind
It
one
and
nothing
Circle,
kind,
couldn't
it "the
mysterious
understood.
Arctic
the
called
it,they called
perplexing
every
could
some
yet
fully
the
it is not
people
aurora,
or
phenomenon;
The
miles'
pole,
ice, water,
sky
moon,
when
the
be
to
was
in the
If
brought
hundred
to
that
at
surface
fire.
few
north
straight
mysterious
the
in
wondered
whatever
conditions
strange
for
journey
be
that
supposed
accounted
to
235
the
words
much
of
with
the
of
one
the
ice
is calm
none
difficult
the
roars,
; the
blow
of
derstand,
un-
fine, but
he
everything
crushes
heavens
are
there
terribly
these
to
story.
and
when
of
reading
man
were
the
in
scenes
explorers:
beautifully
winds
grand
things
with
met
out
things
when
lighted
is
of
can
no
the
be
PHANTOM
THE
236
Nansen's
second
about
"To-day,
12.30
than
that
we
later.
would
think
cause;
but
it
few
tide.
neap
on
and
days
and
morning,
Thursday
again
at
that
strong
jumped
that
the
ice
It is very
so
when
long
who
Peter,
up
would
singular,
now
the
that
Fram
we
feel
receives
tide
menced
com-
of
pressure
pressure
nine,
half-past
It
at
the
been
almost
these
so
was
ing-hole,
sound-
thinking
him.
underneath
have
we
withstanding
not-
almost
repeatedly,
burst
one
primary
had
we
was
it
eleven.
half-past
the
spring
was
the
at
for
when
to
night,
last
sure
pres-
regularly,
it
ago,
the
"the
tle
lit-
pressure
was
that
addition
In
yesterday
this
in; indeed,
set
yet
nothing
fact
the
not
hear
pretty
recurs
been
has
wind
the
that
during
shake
there
about
It is odd
storm.
has
another
ceived
re-
ger
stron-
even
was
could
waves:
Fram
experienced
I suppose
aft, but
the
had
There
night.
sure
ice-pres-
tidal
shock,
fa-
that
from
m.,
of
29,
what
by
p.
violent
another
the
describes
doubtless,
caused,
"
POLES
page
experienced
explorer
mpus
THE
volume,
North''
"Farthest
OF
quiet
for
nervous
shocks;
THE
TIDAL
WAVE
everything
237
tremble
to
seems
if in
as
lent
vio-
earthquake/'
Nansen's
remarks
nothing
do
to
other
the
"The
I
is
way
In
with
in
for
accounted
last
recommenced
down
I sat
in the
received
backward
last
and
was
and
trembling
There
out.
to
the
board
loud
and
for
to
have
to
before
press
look;
it
on
was
on
that
the
I went
which
couple
after
chest
ice, packing
of
roar
northwest,
Just
began
the
on
had
rocked
was
continued,
again, shortly
suddenly
out
winter.
Fram
she
as
rumbling
west
such
Finding
uniformly
so.
the
then
sitting.
was
like
it sounded
shock,
forward
tent-roof
the
just
fell
snow
upon
thought
ice, and
violent
received
which
; I
after
I heard
some
says
suddenly
it
First
night.
rigging
reading
packing
not
the
until
night
and
he
on,
noticeable
not
outside,
from
That
way.
farther
was
Friday
on
be
must
wave.
volume,
ice-pressure
rumbling
other
some
having
tide
the
ice-pressure,
tidal
same
o'clock
as
about
of
had
tinued
con-
hours
on
come
noon,
again.
again
or
the
ice
I went
in
the
THE
238
lane
the
on
side
port
and
pressure,
little
and
told
bearing
down
When
all
speaking
calls
the
says
ice
all
and
ridges,
or
in the
ship,
and
several
a
how
of
set
to
during
be
great
describe
was
and
do
his
in
crash
sent
repre-
know
not
them.
ice-pressure
in
sojourn
one
the
by
given
waves,
the
have
they
correctly
not
for
reach
they
after
great
heard
describes, in expressive
succeeding
roar
do
ridge;
like
be
descriptions
in which
scene
time
long
the
look
before
explorers
Melville
"It
it
can
and
eighty,
termed
that
ville
Mel-
Bernacchi
seventy,
they
nearly
ridges.
wave.''
distance
If
passed.
great
that
for
quickly
was
of
Nansen
waves,
miles
ridge
low
be-
came
ice-pressure,
lifted
was
agree
after
of
"frozen
feet.
ninety
speak
it
Sverdrup
on
soon
proaching.
ap-
us."
on
explorers
strong
gradually
was
the
that
us
POLES
THE
was
later
but
deck,
on
up
; there
ridge
the
A
went
OF
PHANTOM
of
a
of
these
gale,"
the
distinctly heard,
says
the
he, "when
part
vals
interthe
could
masses
floe
regions.
oppressive
distant
that
played
Arctic
the
manner,
in
which
TIDAL
THE
WAVE
.239
Jeannette
the
in
of
surface
swelled
into
dolefully.
and
as
and
hands,
shrieked
the
shrill
curdled
and
nearer
waves,
rattled
boom,
while
silent
watched
compressing
bodies
horrible
frozen
the
Seams
with
ran
and
thundering
awe-struck
and
terrible
their
that
song
came
nearer.
them
pitched
invisible
On
across
and
by
and
blood.
the
blocks
controlled
vast
most
al-
heaved
suddenly
Giant
though
and
placid
hills, buzzing
great
wheezing
rolled
ice
ting
split-
began
The
all directions.
level
and
imbedded
was
we
progress.''
(Page
12.)
The
doings
it the
but
occurred
ice,
after
as
after
with
it.
If
continuously
hours,
it would
believe
anything
take
that
to
after
do
with
later.
Melville's
proves
to
my
mind
swell
The
has
for
a
ten
the
that
connection
no
swell
deal
to
subsided
swell
the
after
twenty-four
to
that
description, just
that
with
no
great
it had
during
along
raises
storm
raging
me
; and
moved
storm
weird
these
storm
whole,
that
disturbance.
slight
comes
notice
will
reader
whole
make
it had
came
cited,
aflfair
THE
240
from
arose
storm
calls
"frozen
had
conceive
of
into
commotion
referred
swells
them?
produce
river, laborers
into
causing
of
the
the
swells
the
into
the
the
contrary,
the
part
was
of
being
plunge
know
the
shore,
into
that
on
the
when
can
show
what
know
and
this
happens
wave.
becomes
what
rolling
side
As
On
stupid
we
on
what
knew
that
ocean,
largest possible
stretch
were
if he
"
against
a
rather
be
on
saw
bank,
if asked
other
questioner
We
rolling
up
men
the
point
it be
"
perienced,
ex-
icebergs
high
wash
say
that
"
it would
done.
in
would
to
water
the
the
certain
to
"
imagination
caused
logs
swells
dous
tremen-
constantly
not
a
greatest
the
as
from
water
than
iceberg
the
are
at
can
ocean.
an
engaged
are
heavy
opposite
to
If,
the
into
and
should
why
and
causes
imaginable,
he
caused
were
when
it
what
powerful
more
sea
The
with
They
that
POLES
waves.
do
to
iceberg
an
the
THE
agency,
knows
plunges
the
tidal
nothing
nothing
plunging
logs
of
waves."
of
Anyone
OF
tremendous
some
the
series
later
by
PHANTOM
icebergs
ought
they
soon
of those
as
to
make
one
anywaves
slackens
about
for
The
due
new
moon
day
of
after
the
on
the
later
time
which
tide ;
day,
and
had
first
just
was
it
it, but
noticed
every
now
we
the
it
Then
we
open
just
was
the
always
in
pressure
when
in
have
spring
9th,
morning,
hour
the
pressure.
mid-day
been
the
to
twenty-
happened
the
we
great
very
probably
in
same
of
part
some
water.
o'clock
the
in
has
in between
and
afternoon,
laif)
exactly
almost
twice
pressure
POLES
THE
OF
packs
The
5, and
4,
and
has
and
twice
hours.
four
is
PHANTOM
THE
242
it is at
now
8 p. m."
Farther
read:
"For
no
spot
it in
nearer
and
cracks
pile
on
itself
of
up
left
shaken.
un-
sound
to
the
side
of
Nature's
all of
battle.
you,
a
like
the
earthquake
.an
silent
thunders;
; and
be
waste;
The
every
could
places, always
nearer.
awakening
are
in
there
great
several
with
re-echoes
hear
you
we
begins
surface
earth's
the
on
hear
packing
rumbling
thundering
volume,
same
though
as
the
on
away
the
seems
First
far
the
when
it
earnest
in
on,
and
sudden
then
you
coming,
world
ice
giants
ice
The
begins
you,
to
too.
WAVE
TIDAL
THE
find
it
is
peace
no
into
and
if
as
to
away
in
they
quite
are
flung
front
near
direction,
just
can
blocks
like
nearer
it
standing
on
pours
it ; there
blocks
to
get
to
the
dark
you
ice-
moving
try
the
other
an-
same.
and
floe
smaller
by scrambling
and
another
You
The
except
splits
ing,
roar-
with
salvoes.
cannon
gets
ice
waterfall,
comes.
over
the
thundering
enormous
explosions
water
is
jump
opens,
it is
there
They
you
in
you.
but
some
you
other
each
the
of
ridge
there
of
as
thick,
feet
turn
through
towards
coming
around
you
gulf
You
new
direction,
All
nearer
But
black
there
see
itself
and
now,
up.
but
tossing
top of
life.
you,
streams
water
and
and
the
you
your
of
ness
semi-dark-
feather-weights.
were
save
feet; there
fifteen
on
and
tremble,
the
nearer
twelve,
ten,
broken,
In
piling
high ridges
floes
"
it
see
struggle.
thunderings
your
anywhere.
can
the
ice
the
under
rumbling
you
of
and
feel
you
you;
hear
midst
the
howlings
are
round
up
in
yourself
There
243
over
other
the
side
are
you
and
can
Still
smaller;
be
no
escape
rolling
of
the
ice-
pack.
THE
244
But
down.
noise
The
The
loud
door.
as
in
meets
It
is
coming
as
from
both
shall
openings,
be
taken
gently
is pressure
near
in the
begun
it is
quarter;
as
lane
floe
can
has
the
on
dark
noise
and
it
as
get
lifted
gazing
resemble
is.
with
out
if I
the
at
giant
myself
welter
snakes
lifted
There
the
on
and,
port
so
far
slowly rising.
the
the
see
and
shakes
ship
gently
being
rail, where
ice
writhing
masses
and
large
water,
pressure
were
of
we
Creaking
; the
worse
stern
the
can
up
and
across
both
Now
and
as
you
that
us
water.
is
right
side
worse
I feel
reach
getting louder,
port
now,
thrown
hummock
opened
the
bow
all sides.
hummock
it.
at
opens
ends
of the
old
the
see,
one
they
both
on
us
look
being
if
out
and
It is clear
are
by
beginning
the
stern.
so
are
as
from
the
lightly and
has
one
ridges
pressure
deck
on
go
roar,
well
the
pressures
I must
again.
scription
de-
reproducing:
worth
are
violent
"Most
lost
is
other
begins
Nansen
that
and
on,
calm
to
distance."
383
page
begins
passes
in the
by degrees
POLES
THE
OF
disturbance
the
now
On
PHANTOM
stand
that
twist-
THE
TIDAL
WAVE
their
ing
245
bodies
great
quiet, starry
sky,
broken
aurora
by
one
whose
that
with
our
does
the
before
2
p.
with
no
fact
the
it here,
to-day
is 42
deg.),
but
not
had
for
when
had
all?
The
"No,
that
below
zero
is
no
wind,
and
pleasant
weather
the
ice forward
sounding
out
m.,
10.30
do
to
41.4
"
have
we
walking
for
almost
the
not
was
on
was
and
on
one
came
a.
mild
here
the
sure.
pres-
is still.
roaring
12,
to
temperature
Fahr.
When
to
day
m.
to
7.30
after
it feels
more
something
there
air
at
have
long time;
the
it from
agree
a.
land
deg.
such
12
again
then
have
Can
from
last
the
pressure
was
and
m.,
we
m.
This
sure
pres-
its
experiences;
p.
now
in
moon
previous
yesterday
about
strong
not
that
and
is remarkable
It
"
does
neap
only
waving
this
the
tide.
is
northeast.
2y,
have
with
now,
and
quarter
and
should
we
just
the
January
undei^. the
peace
serpent
flickering restlessly in
"Saturday,
there
out
deck,
at
the
port
boom
side
after
distance,
quarter
began
trembling
loud
in the
of
end
and
then
in
denly
sud-
another,
the
ship
246
THE
and
to
after
there
say,
o'clock
Strange
been
no
since
feet
above
the
eight
feet
At
pieces.
this
Beyond
point
had
been
and
the
cracks
floe
to
the
ice
to
starboard
The
from
ridge
the
behind
ever
seen
had
been
is
lying
some
distance
out
or
she
of
water.
in
there
was
no
There
and
there,
five
large
accounted
doubt
The
night.
in
cracked
had
eral
sev-
evidently
E.
The
highest
I have
N.
of the
there
the
air.
last
I believe
yet.
right
one
monolith
the
or
pressure
North
us
lifted
no
also
was
crushed
into
four
had
broken,
and
here
I heard
explosion
places.
come
packing
port
water;
detected.
be
it, which
across
for
to
little
wall
pressure
the
huge
teen
nine-
to
was
high
rose
disturbance
great
thick
blocks,
one
floe-ice
such
of
in
was;
eighteen
surface
square
showed
astern
yesterday's
was
12
perfectly
seems
ridge
height
in
pressure
ice
the
packing
up
little pressure,
quietness.
its
pressed
POLES
that
place
floe-ice
THE
again
pressure
violent
one
OF
was
night;
The
what
of
has
last
quiet.
to
; there
start
gave
PHANTOM
N.
that
would
if the
have
I walked
Fram
been
for
northeasterly direction.
THE
WAVE
TIDAL
but
saw
the
ice
no
has
signs
of pressure
been
set
it
time,
wind
the
direction
of
Saturday's
pressure,
there
suddenly
has
not
the
in
the
indicates
pressure
it
as
been
movement
of
and
ing
driftwhen
in the
Such
site
oppotion
reac-
been
have
for
way
in process
place.
believe,
as
of
takes
I
must,
that
reaction
away
rection
di-
certain
compressed,
more
dies
in
blowing
gradually
becomes
When
there.
adrift
wind
the
by
some
247
the
cause
which
stopped
began.
Since
tirely
en-
then
slightest appearance
ice.
time
the
Probably
the
the
drift
when
turned.''
ice
Concerning
of
writing
120,
page
picture
roar
was
vividly
audible
A
We
from
whence
it
in
its
ice
had
the
rushed
met
risen
up
A
a
of
sonorous
battle
of
Nature
towards
the
and
came,
eyes
which
on
fles
baf-
absolutely frightful
scene
noise
our
grandeur.
din
on
reader
deep
down
the
the
battle
great
sight
description
of
like
raging.
reaching
"A
saw.
Antarctic,
to
conveys
he
indeed!
shore
in the
voyage
of what
was
battle
his
Bernacchi,
pressure,
mountain
moving
sudden
and
terrible
THE
248
had
pressure
the
PHANTOM
shore.
high
time
and
and
the
advancing
There
nothing
is
the
in
can
''Huge
of
the
then
side
in
appear
bulge
crash
it
blocks
of
ice
it, and
an
idea
of
of
top
for
until
with
air
the
gaps
whole
the
a
and
burst,
and
ating
reverber-
and
mount,
into
mount.
yawning
great
up
sistible
irre-
seconds,
with
down
out
with
the
few
and
lifted
feet
would
fly
to
convey
ninety
the
the
would
The
immense.
was
were
times
at
land.
weight,
and
totter
roar;
whole
the
ice, thousands
in
crashing
come
would
of
to
would
They
dred
hun-
scene.
tons
force
on
sixty
average
the
upon
degree
eighty,
seventy,
eight
comparable
blocks
thousands
about
spectacle
no
of
majesty
the
moving
was
ice
piling
an
on
mass
of
the
for
was
grandeur
words
was
It extended
yards,
feet
in,
set
POLES
THE
OF
like
ful
fear-
great
so
many
straws."
This
than
more
of
any
be
accounted
will
hour.
an
storm
call it
or
for
a
lasted
disturbance
great
set
There
wind,
in
some
of mammoth
so
is
its
no
account
cause
other
waves
little
way.
must,
We
started
PHANTOM
THE
250
OF
CHAPTER
to
of
set
too
are
alike
just
Take
the
Africa
not
the
vegetation,
as
different
from
if
at
his
reaches
one
The
in
passing
would
the
so
many
regions:
and
the
things
vapors,
falling
direction,
atmosphere
or
why
south,
into
it passes
auroras,
each
himself.
is to
is
till
cles,
cir-
Antarctic
in
snows,
Yet
make.
north
common
are
makes
wife
the
That
meteors,
climates
one
country
in
game,
to
and
either
manner.
the
"
opposite
being hollow,
out,
which
man's
as
poles.
regions
the
used
like
as
aflfect
same
Arctic
the
earth
pies
all
and
South
anything
mother
all become
and
people,
in the
travels
one
the
the
as
those
in
them.
conditions
cause,
Norway,
all alike
are
poles ought
peculiar
North
and
peculiar
produces
particular
no
at
the
at
many
from
come
and
what
thinking
to
VAPORS.
vapor,
with
met
snow
one
There
to
AND
fog, clouds,
The
kind
XVIII.
FOGS,
CLOUDS,
POLES
THE
in
finds
one
both
polar
winds,
locality
filled
CLOUDS,
AND
FOGS,
with
fowl,
VAPORS
and
warmer,
following
throw
fresh
ice-cap
though
the
light
there
of
part
field
Gulf
white
Nothing
Far
cumulus
rising
that
is
sky
brightly.
from
would
solid
not,
:
there
warmer
be
The
earth
and
yet
rays
do
when
not
but
the
while
ing
shin-
sun
air
could
earth
could
why
reason
quently
fre-
warmer
if the
case
no
the
seen
is
it
ocean,
and
This
the
is
near
the
the
clouds.
such
dark
low,
as
or,
clear
of
in the
frequently
are
Nothing
interior
the
dazzling
those
as
from
perfectly
Ingle-
common
so
horizon,
expressed,
the
be
regions
the
per
up-
232.)
to
appears
on
and
hidden
was
behind
(Page
clouds,
and
the
clouds, and
invisible
Northern
all
Bay
cumulus
mist/'
the
blowing,
was
McCormick
lay
teresting
in-
"On
says:
sky overhead,
lead-colored
by
this
on
shining brightly,
was
blue
was
Peary
breeze
sun
on,
there-
comments
some
subject.
The
water.
open
with
extracts,
will
251
duce
pro-
not,
earth
or
were
it should
be
poles.
obtains
one
strike
its heat
is
the
where
earth
the
from
the
for
sun
sun's
months
THE
252
at
time, it is found
than
warmer
are
fact
ought
to
from
come
only
could
The
and
The
in
315
of
sight
Sahara,
more
for
"
the
baleful
but
we
from
further
any
truth
in
eye,
the
evil
eyes.
peer
up
of
Just
at
us
This
conditions
the
being
314
day
in
with-
this
tic
Arc-
heights
I also
and,
Inland
long
are
of
the
are
with
with
howling
and
Those
Peary
winds,
are
just
fogs."
apply
to
found
crevasses,
asses,
crev-
howling
seems
as
has
cap,
ice-
the
of
drifts, and
north,
evil
cliffs
black
the
usually
is
surely
beset
eye"
trust,
there
round
we
once
If
Ice
as
the
hummocks,
fogs.
pages
ice, hummocks,
extreme
beset
this
furious
that
the
on
superstition
''evil
term
winds
of
obstacles.
over
storms,
on
shores
hope,
as
slippery
wund
long
so
is
earth
the
warm
says
are
the
coast
the
than
discouraging
good,
must
winter.
the
free
just
of
which
''Another
interior
explorer
same
wind
that
other
from
place
come
that
place
some
This
winds.
south
the
winds
north
the
that
POLES
THE
OF
suggest
Pole.
North
the
PHANTOM
on
to
ing
reach-
speaks
of
slippery ice,
furious
the
drifts,
conditions
would
one
peer
the
comes
ice-cap.
when
the
earth
would
earth's
wheel
one
as
is not
so
it is
short
curve
imagine,
things
yet
level
mists,
slippery ice,
would
meet
interior
the
is solid
be
in
summer
of
the
is
there
clouds,
what
one
to
if the
why
earth
should
they
gives descriptions
conditions
that
page
in
have
264
farther
The
mist
or
than
**A
the
was
vapor
that
frost
on
made
than
so
in
says
which
water,
southern
the
bearing
he
any
more
looking
entrance
yet
reason
make
to
met.
Bernacchi
the
might
The
the
the
one
just
at
one
While
as
are
the
"
persons
earth;
no
wagon
pole.
etc.,
one
like
enough
to
the
to
country
short
strange
appear
ing
mak-
curves,
under.
goes
black
In
follow
of
were
the
says
the
the
up
earth
the
over
up
to
if
Peary
projection
or
spokes
for
that
turn
253
with
Note
cliffs
VAPORS
meet
hollow.
cliff
AND
FOGS,
CLOUDS,
the
rime.
fifty
feet
of
weather
polar
this
subject.
mist
dense
it
regions
lay
impossible
length
in
whole
of
ship
This
high,
mist
and
over
to
see
ship.
the
of
state
On
was
gelation,
con-
ered
cov-
was
in
no
the
THE
254
crow's-nest
not
the
fog
to
the
When
it
being
On
anything."
and
night
the
immediately
it
lay-to
for
we
rose
to
17"
to
"The
says:
time.
to
barrier
compelled
sank
changed
and
thick
too
were
some
day,
sky,
the
he
temperature
wind
the
was
266,
that
fine
over
deck
dense
the
in
POLES
THE
gloriously
visible
Page
so
stop
brightly
barrier).
was
OF
was
shining
sun
(ice
see
it
cloud
PHANTOM
E.
F."
During
to
and
3"
N.
F.
E.,
ARCTIC
ANTARCTIC
AND
WINDS
CHAPTER
This
that
instead
has
the
of
certain
in
have
phases
him
in
wind,
best
These
the
poles.
make.
of
Peary
act
invariably
so
How
closely
does
does
the
at
the
steady
Antarctic
of
men.
what
upon
the
it adhere
gument.
ar-
the
scientific
from
so
no
strangely
so
radial
convince
received
agree
that
says
reader
question
has
cannot
wind
I
need
great
our
perpendicular,
and
that
on
lieve
yet I be-
the
up
may
the
rest
vincing
con-
time
If
the
take
scientists
makes
''it is
us
thoughts
much
convince
to
subject
some
reason,
argument,
my
plain,
of
case,
Let
the
entertaining
an
too
able
be
one
that
to
"
Therefore,
spent
point
every
make
to
For
I will
purpose
prefer making
one
is hollow.
earth
one.
think
but
trying
argument,
WINDS.
ANTARCTIC
book
prove
XIX.
AND
ARCTIC
255
at
North
centre
is this
to
the
explorer
the
Pole
ward,
out-
wind
pendiculari
per-
find
wind?
the
If
wind
the
about
the
similar
great
volcanic
end
would
and
why
Granny
call
not
it
and
earth,
by Peary
of
nacchi
the
of
Bernacchi
morning
ten
great
rninutes
whirlwinds,
with
the
4th
fury
and
strongest
ate.
appropri-
it
gale
page
gale
the
of
the
had
in
given
Ber-
alike.
"On
112:
burst
little
great
drifting
we
is
by
and
are
with
came
it
spreads
of
name,
interior
winds
on
May
it tons
that
clone.
anti-cy-
descriptions
Antarctic,
then
rections
all di-
more
the
Arctic
before
out
in
an
please,
The
the
of
force
blow
it
released,
says
of
be
from
when
southern
have
you
direction.
every
with
would
out
the
anti-cyclone, although
what
passing
instance,
universally
so
course,
it
Cyclone
Call
wind
of
entrance
spread
termed
have
it would
great
and
as
For
would
is done
must,
at
which
upward,
writers
It
hollow,
either
explosion
This
certain
be
conditions.
air,
and
radially
THE
earth
at
forth
POLES
OF
the
same
send
dry
warm,
earth
through
under
"
the
passes
operate
PHANTOM
THE
256
us
upon
warning
it blew
in
rush, bringing
It
snow.
as
the
yet
was
experi-
ARCTIC
AND
ANTARCTIC
WINDS
it blew
with
enced,
and
day.
Just previous
barometer
the
reached
These
m.
direction,
of
meteorology
the
and
system
south
*'The
is
of
out
girdle
of
18
min.),
of
the
abnormally
stretching
its
of
turn
upper
towards
to
low
make
good
secondary
the
by
extreme
cyclone,
anti-
vast
toward
blow
Adare
within
tend
pressure,
polar
upon
area,
implies
from
the
and
the
the
north,
the
polar
drain
(lat. 71
the
to
area
prove
anti-cyclone
great
the
in
that
is
necessarily
and
erly
south-
more
by
Cape
of
currents
the
teorologists
me-
east-southeast
which
over
in
pressure.
at
existence
same
continues
the
winds
cyclonic
vast
occupied
prevailing
winds
the
area
pole,
which
low
southeast
deg.
that
at
Some
traversed
area
28.227
feature
contend
; others
south-polar
the
the
as
being
parts
cyclones
from
Antarctic.
held
and
dropped,
low-pressure
far
as
wind
always
the
have
fall
to
remarkable
outburst
reading,
winds,
are
first
the
to
all
potency
commenced
before
just
fearful
minimum
its
inches,
p.
had
259
caused
in
which
existence
blowing
regions
by
the
26o
PHANTOM
THE
surface
outblowing
Bernacchi,
of
time
penguin
storm,
out
presence
late
in
of
the
birds
so
that
feet
high.
far
south
do
they
not
Antarctic
the
during
north
this
ice-pack
four
proves
year
far
migrate
these
tails
de-
Emperor
an
the
over
winds."
"About
of
on
POLES
giving
says:
specimen
caught
was
after
129,
fine
very
THE
southeasterly
page
great
OF
winter.''
This
2
the
was
when
deg.
below
flightless bird
If
water.
open
where
food?
for
I
an
that
point
will
give
it
may
To
blowing
blow
must
from
might,
an
seek
its food
in
be
hollow,
not
in
to
winter
found
are
the
at
if
see
it
there
and
outward,
down
upper
naturally,
be
for
it
this
is
from
tic
Arc-
surfacesaid
would
that
north
the
If
why
ference
dif-
any
Perry's
current.
ask,
Bernacchi,
by
account
of
description
you
written
between
wind
is
migrate
birds
anti-cyclone,
wind.
penguin
south.
now
you
The
earth
bird
These
farthest
must
the
this
does
zero.
and
tered
regis-
temperature
one
so,
it
be
ARCTIC
AND
ANTARCTIC
warmer,
dryer,
direction
?
it
No,
does
comes
from
which
accounts
the
is
always
not
come
days
interior
what
of
the
being
the
when
the
warmer,
tion,
direcis sucked
air
ing
follow-
The
about
says
it
earth,
same
earth.
Bernacchi
same
above
of
from
the
the
from
its
for
on
from
interior
always
except
into
and
the
and
dryer,
261
WINDS
cyclones
anti-
"An
which
in
the
at
the
all
spirally
the
at
spiral
blew
"
"
the
cyclone
lowest
low
of
frequency
and
the
highest
formly
uni-
winds
is
just
pressure
in
blow
wards
to-
in
pressure
from
always
"
barometer,
relative
force
and
the
and
the
of
with
persistency
in temperature,
the
the
winds
the
centre
east-southeast,
of
the
mosphere
at-
curve.
"The
gales,
has
and
centre,
this
outward.
the
nearly
and
directions,
of
is
pressure
diminishes
and
reverse,
portion
the
and
centre,
in
blow
is
anti-cyclone
the
which
sudden
dryness
humidity
"
they
direction,
same
high
rise
fall and
rise
invariably
the
these
of
the
winds
generally
be-
262
THE
fifty and
tween
motion
of the
is covered
as
in
the
what
above,
be
wind
two
others,
as
as
the
the
be
wind
blows
hollow,
blow
not
earth
and
is
as
it does,
must
remain
Sir
John
says
One
it
was
says
less
it
than
was
two
of
he
spent
quotes
Sir
Challenger,
and
also
experience.
same
this
of
matter
is all
right,
telling why
no
and
a
on
the
If the
way.
the
consequently
mystery.
mention
Murray
precipitation occurring
winds.
able
consider-
other
any
solid, there
mystery
gives
spirally outward
blowing
it could
the
meeting
be
115.)
where
He
the
earth
(Page
phenomena
Adare,
of
mountains
the
strange
years.
Murray,
John
wind
the
Cape
at
nearly
accompanied
from
Bernacchi
than
appalling
more
imagined."
to
tically
prac-
months
winter
snow
295
page
space
the
the
Pole
anti-cyclone
permanent
in
drift
can
On
South
frightful winds,
of
tons
the
west,
north-
regarded
Nothing
these
the
be
the
and
"
from
that
may
great
summer.
than
by
fact
by
extensive
more
clouds
upper
the
cent.
per
POLES
THE
OF
sixty
to
point
If
PHANTOM
the
the
outflowing
slight, the
inches
nacchi
Ber-
in
other
nearly
ARCTIC
AND
ANTARCTIC
These
year.
is
be
of
that
*The
the
the
this
of
the
E.
the
raising
in
conspicuous
air
the
winter
This
Fahr.
is
more
than
time
the
raises
wind
deg.
for
Fahr.
deg.
temperature
the
water
region?
E.
is 8.8
not
can-
number
vast
5.2
S.
the
it
the
of
was
temperature
power
does
Antarctic
months
amount
mean
that
temperature
eleven
membering.
re-
rain, and
amount
where
the
mean
worth
no
produces
in
icebergs
is
in
measured,
from
come
there
sHght
so
263
statements
are
If
snow
WINDS
in
summer.
'Thus
the
of
July
temperature
of
month
that
month
Fahr.
Such
(Page
while
the
E.
S.
mean
winds
for
of
16.6"
difference
is very
that
this
wind
is
temperature
shown
in
printed
in
Adare
E.
the
contrast
power
the
nacchi
9",
"
the
striking."
304.)
The
On
is
+7.6",
is
for
temperature
mean
the
says
the
table
Bernacchi's
"A
wind-roses
mere
single
ing
raisbetter
perhaps
of
storms,
work.
meteorological
:
in
has
conditions,
Ber-
the
Cape
glance
shows
the
at
prevailing
THE
264
winds
from
marked
PHANTOM
E.
S.
E.
Their
direction,
same
the
which
the
the
rise
of
the
barometer
S.
73
lands
regarded,
to
prevails
than
the
rise
as
with
and,
height
itude
Lat-
arctic
Ant-
the
what
be
may
great
higher
nent
permapressure
to
ocean
open
in
motion
W.,
that
the
over
the
of about
by
practically,
anti-cyclone,
from
mean
south
covered
are
the
N.
in the
indicate
to
seem
force,
blew
the
the
Victoria
and
dryness,
finally,the gradual
the
the
in
of
from
very
were
invariably high
clouds
upper
observed
they
their
temperature,
of
winds
frequency
with
POLES
in
E.
conditions
meteorological
persistency
THE
S.
feature
remarkable
Land.
and
These
degree.
most
OF
the
northwards.
''While
not
be
this
anti-cyclonic
characterized
all
at
pressure
relatively
prevails
"Sir
the
John
expedition,
the
covering
very
it must
low
be
pressure
high
which
northwards.
of
Murray,
was
theory
the
may
absolutely high
an
seasons,
the
to
to
by
region
South
of
one
of
the
Challenger
first
the
vance
ad-
anti-cyclone
vast
Pole, and,
to
on
the
whole.
THE
266
defy
to
as
Peary
Greenland,
the
of
Ice'
'Great
the
radial
from
closely
so
flow
of
slopes
of
interior
If
as
that
of
earth
been
the
to
be
the
of
the
the
wind
it
pendicular
percoast-
and
wind,
this
to
liken
dicularity,
perpen-
only
to
from
the
the
the
descending
water
of
is invariably
is this
central
coast."
hollow,
interior
described
of
outward,
Ice'
'Great
dome
from
has
it adhere
the
the
pass
does
sheet
cept
Ex-
storms
of
part
steady
can
every
regardless
centre
nearest
So
ribbon.
land
in
Greenland
of
visits
and
cause
country
the
the
to
seven
disturbances
direction
rules, the
ordinary
over
which
the
ing
dur-
phenomenal.
atmospheric
across
sweep
Ice'
them
duration
is
year,
"The
'Great
Ice,'
less
or
the
of
'Great
magnitude,
unusual
of
75:
found
sojourn
greater
of
of
have
the
during
to
as
upon
month
tities
quan-
means
and
74
winds
actual
it of
to
by
pages
the
of
regularity
months
POLES
small
such
measurement
on
says,
an
in
THE
snow-gauge."
ordinary
of
OF
ice-crystals, and
hard
an
PHANTOM
of
many
the
the
wind
would
earth,
times,
just
blow-
ARCTIC
AND
ing
times
like
heavy
the
rush
out,
gusts,
on
of
speaks
influence
of
has
It has
; but
about
it
the
fall; let
over
of
the
winds;
below
less
(^
feet
on
is
E.S.E.
and
good
down
; now,
has
not
25
deg. C).
to
velocity generally
moderate
been
to
cyclone
is almost
rose
tres;
me-
begun
northerly
with
way
four
to
suddenly
it
nineteen
which
thermometer
and
raises
there
to-day
sunk
it
began
all
going
bringing
that
to-day
zero
has
that
us,
is curious
be
us
barometer,
time,
that
S.E.
it has
hope
us
passing
of
to
seems
all the
rising
rise
helped
midnight,
and
to
S.S.E.,
doubt
no
north
It
from
second,
per
day,
"Thurs-
wind
sixteen
under
rising
blowing
on
gone
also
I),
winds.
The
"
of
air-gun,
(Volume
northerly
velocity
possible
above.
373
i8th.
other
as
mammoth
temperature
January
with
of
page
the
yesterday
nearly
as
described
as
At
steadily.
explosions
Nansen,
the
and
strongly
267
WINDS
ANTARCTIC
wind.
always
these
strong
deg., Fahr.,
13
A
south
lowers
the
north
wind
perature,
tem-
wind
it."
Farther
on
he
says:
''It is curious
that
268
THE
the
it
"It
from
the
what
northeast,
rotation
the
to
one
wind
and
it
explanation,
Nansen
What
wind
and
is
the
of
lead
the
fact,
and
northwest
southwest
loss
at
all
Unless
do.
to
find
to
isfactory
sat-
this
of
events,
winter
of
another
in
is
about
says
since
earth
more
is
direction."
northwest
the
would
earth
ought
at
am
any
latter
between
of
as
is land,
the
between
is
there
hardly
matter
shifts
northeast,
there
the
As
instead
southeast,
and
though
of
expect.
merely
that
me
wind,
northwest
much
so
the
in
opposite.
to
strange
seems
and
cold
Earlier
the
just
was
POLES
THE
bring
warmth.
southerly
winter
OF
winds
northerly
the
now
PHANTOM
the
and
interior
of
that
phere
atmos-
is
earth
than
temperature
even
the
that
the
important,
proofs
strong
hollow,
the
is
began,
of
change
the
on
of
the
exterior.
It
also
would
colder
in
summer,
found
to
be
the
be
in
warmer
which
case.
all
winter
explorers
and
have
CENTRE
THE
OF
GRAVITY
269
CHAPTER
CENTRE
THE
To
a
the
is
arises
from
of
the
direction,
teaches
If
thousand
say,
the
not
as
well
If
gravity
is
something
or
air, above
no
the
diflference
or
is
whether
be
lesser.
should
why
the
are,
of
centre
earth, if solid?
the
that
the
that
walls
the
repels ether,
it would
earth, then
if the
the
it
is
of
centre
of
earth
make
cave
con-
were
dead
to
the
walls
gravity,
would
found
the
of
centre
attraction
greatest
where
in
convex.
Again
earth
of
as
centre
the
thick,
attraction,
posed
sup-
Philosophy
and
walls
the
is
in the
attracts
miles
of
centre
gravity
centre.
is hollow,
earth
that
theory
everything
greater
seems
undoubtedly
located
the
to
the
the
that
drawing
or
that
the
fact
something
earth,
gravity
This
hollow.
the
be
to
of
against
argument
earth
GRAVITY.
OF
question
the
many,
great
XX.
be
at
of
the
then
the
be.
Nansen's
water,
it will
the
poles,
scription
debe
re-
270
THE
membered,
is:
all, for
at
the
whole
the
PHANTOM
"We
could
dead
water,
along
sea
phenomenon
had
at
it
where
upon
the
fresh
water
gliding
if
as
and
here,
round
the
interior
in
Creator:
is most
do
we
needed.
The
and,
or
affected.
acts
as
to
strongest
seems
about
midway
this
be
they
seem
it is
true,
wisdom
of
the
to
way
gravity
I
as
know,
of
the
it
where
universe
the
otherwise
and
is
most
is not
is
draws
in
zling,
puz-
stood.
under-
not
that, be
show
gravity
magnet,
beneath,
water
laws
solid, gravity
If
ship,
them.
of
far
I desire
hollow
the
attraction
when
so
rests
with
the
The
question
water
along
understand
not
occurs
this
If
greatest
inevitable;
are
It
Nansen's
with
the
of
and
earth.
accordance
We
sea,
sea
on
the
liar
pecu-
the
gravity
curve
of
water.
fresh
probably
was'
swept
we
foundation."
of
centre
on
opportunity
of
heavier
fixed
get
It is
dead
of
water
the
and
desired.
we
is carried
on
hardly
better
layer
salt
on
The
than
POLES
THE
us.
this
a
surface
with
"
present
studying
OF
the
any
something
earth
way
that
everything
to
THE
CENTRE
the
centre,
then
if
OF
is
at
strongest
of
weigh
equator
substance
Every
or
the
and
than
so
the
to
that
of
it
to
the
of
hollow
outside.
less
earth.
earth,
the
of
the
is
force
ball
the
lighter
nothing
requires
will
the
appear
laws
the
perfect
inside
hold
then
the
near
of
interior
the
that
substance
to
in
reason
are
it
less
weigh
for
will
is
objects
than
interior
lieve
be-
entering
and
point
gravity
point
that
the
it.
that
earth,
in
or
earth's
the
affect
turning
at
more
then
found
the
earth
the
"
be
the
hand,
other
above
ether
would
earth
the
nowise
in
will
interior
On
or
"
would
it
the
something
air
repels
shape
of
magnet.
gravity
that
271
walls
the
the
be
GRAVITY
wasted,
to
in
verse
uni-
hold
motion
OF
PHANTOM
THE
272
CHAPTER
the
That
the
fact
In
recent
the
practically
latitude
deg.
84
find
it
and
"
the
to
The
the
earth
and
happens,
of
point
is taken,
But
north.
will
farther
from
upon.
There
well
that
north.
interior
when
the
will
show
the
farthest
continues
the
could
and
must
not
be
point
then
some
and
he
tually
even-
know
not
be
on
getting
or
pole,
supposed
south
tion
observa-
straight
ground,
as
thest
far-
the
to
passes
of
just
water,
circle
losing
land
The
the
or
is
tude
lati-
as
the
going
compass
land
he
if he
be
soon
be
the
be
may
they
sea.
farthest
to
to
degrees
as
the
leading
curve
80
open
observations.
necessarily
not
an
few
longitude
taking
when
is
of
made
that
agree
with
poles.
from
"
all
and
warmer,
owing
as
progress
difference
The
it
same
the
have
explorers
by
proved
to
get
can
all
years
is
hollow
one
no
POLES.
THE
is
earth
that
POLES
XXI.
REACH
CANNOT
THE
it,
depended
good
reason
THE
274
tion
of
and
trying
the
keeps
to
have
or
the
and
water
also
what
the
reached,
either
prove,
beyond
that
north
open
Their
game.
true
plorers,
ex-
that,
with
warmer,
of
is
all
showing
it
is
it
so
of
plenty
claim
and
poles.
purpose
found
they
south,
always
nearly
point
boat
moon
the
from
farthest
the
The
of
quoted
into
away;
PHANTOM
for
at
it.
get
POLES.
THE
getting
distance
the
I
OF
then
moon,
some
with
PHANTOM
marks
re-
doubt,
that
Arctic
and
the
"
Antarctic
oceans
and
If
not
with
abounding
water,
much
true,
been
then
reached?
phantoms
the
why
is
of
reasoning
must
the
poles
hollow,
fail.
kinds,
inland.
have
"
open
all
farther
The
earth
of
of
game
than
warmer
is
that
bodies
are
are
or
all
poles
but
ciple
prin-
INTERIOR
THE
OF
EARTH
275
XXII.
CHAPTER
WHAT
IS
asked
I have
been
the
interior
in
is
course,
the
be
"Is
in
found
afar
but
do
there.
get
we
show
the
not
will
seeing
is
there
till
circumstances
fact
the
that
its contents
but
determined
easily
so
We
it is like
hollow
questioned;
be
cannot
like
not
is like
what
many
is
earth
little
what
know
we
So
is
know
It
know
not
of
hollow?"
not
off:
the
on
It
earth
do
find
to
That,
based
its interior.
island
land,
the
it is, but
that
an
earth.
earth.
on
EARTH?
THE
I expect
the
speculative,
question,
know
what
of
found
evidence
OF
INTERIOR
THE
IN
till
are
look
we
in-
"
side.
and
From
from
tropical
for
in
near
both
the
the
the
also
be
what
analysis,
and
arctic
interior
"
cold
and
all
sea
vast
gather,
kinds
found
must
and
be
cold
arid
bly
possi-
serpent,
territories
"
there;
climates
monsters,
much-talked-of
found,
be
to
inland
warm
Sea
poles.
of
game
will
"
and
warm
able
am
of
may
ara-
land
ble
for
of
the
such
thus
This
Circle.
acres
be
found
in
all
kinds.
and
gems,
'We
of
of
relieve
the
of
winters
eight
of
winter
In
other
of
in
other
little
longer
The
two
of
the
just
six
the
year
the
make
four
in
interior
earth.
interior
long,
and
becomes
summer
the
two
months
on
the
months
winter
up
the
be
mers
sum-
and
years
years
but
are
and
our
usually
un-
will
two
are
and
used
be
this
Vgiving
summer
each
words,
earth
the
every
of
large
be
duration
months
two
months
of
there
as
months^
four
exterior.
would
think
in
be
to
if it should
not
of
minerals
finding
which
I do
however,
case,
in
may
gems
the
on
as
darkness
dark.
and
likely
as
too,
radium,
the
Minerals
are
succeed,
may
millions
contains
earth
the
tic
Arc-
the
require
grow.
they
it, and
of
snow
in
snow
it colors
that
earth
and
exterior
the
quantities,
The
quantities
to
to
great
interior
the
with
would
land
of
quantities
the
to
colored
the
produces
of
falls
quantities
great
POLES
This
great
its way
and
earth,
THE
purposes.
the
upon
finds
that
pollen
OF
farming
is based
theory
of
PHANTOM
THE
276
little shorter.
six
months.
INTERIOR
OF
THE
EARTH
Because
Why?
interior
of
the
forty-five
of
the
earth
at
thousand
one
would
of
the
earth
earlier
than
opening
for
the
later.
the
light
the
interior
less
south.
the
shorter
heat
and
winters
and
the
light
longer.
correct.
from
sun
the
is
than
arctic
Ant-
shorter
its
heat
opening
five
the
"
to
hundred
opening
to
would
ing
earlier, mak-
deriving
summers
This
wider;
consequently
disappear
from
because
the
winter
as
days
summer
derived
earth
interior
disappear
the
heat
north,
diameter
The
would
the
the
later, and
appear
miles
and
of
in
hundred
which
from
and
only
three
several
simply
and
summer
is
The
north,
make
light
interior
or
the
south
it
would
longer,
"
the
the
in
shine
reason
with
supplied
the
diameter,
the
is five
same
ence;
circumfer-
Arctic,
or
arctic,
Ant-
or
circumference.
to
from
That
miles
in
at
the
than
miles
in
in
into
north,
the
in diameter,
miles
the
begin
south,
miles
opening
miles
thousand
sun
hundred
while
the
the
at
hundred
into
opening
the
earth
is fifteen
or
277
the
north,
seems
to
me
their
and
able
reason-
the
PHANTOM
THE
278
dimensions
The
poles
arrived
are
poles,
been
hundred
to
the
poles,
Timber
of
shown
only
as
will
believe
be
may
of
found
be
in
way
places
nuits;
will
climate
the
on
San
be
and
by
earth.
It
Francisco,
the
are
is
about
I should
used.
than
coming
much
such
relics
for
even
in
be
their
present
were
winds
cooler
much
and
know
more
races
Camping
the
latter
earth
found
have
to
will
least
discovered,
much
interior, which
winter
or
articles
shown
as
race
exterior.
the
certain
purposes
earth,
did
nor
The
belong
the
Arctic.
the
at
as
of
shores
the
who
been
not
found,
of
the
have
miles
interior
some
race,
from
did
that
but
varied,
be
of
inhabited.
Eskimo
the
the
that
sand
thou-
one
is estimated.
the
inlets
seven
hundred
will
on
from
other
side
one
size
good
five
driftwood
by
the
thousand
one
have
miles
fiftymiles, making
and
and
and
pole,
supposed
netic
mag-
south,
hundred
five
the
at
The
way
and
north
one
openings
the
in this
at
both
reached,
the
of
POLES
THE
OF
Inwhat
The
on
from
in
warmer
than
summer
judge,
climate
where
as
one
OF
INTERIOR
has
to
EARTH
THE
think
to
Stop
279
it is
whether
June
or
January.
I
have
asked
been
of
manner
of
to
be
taken,
to
be
guarded
and
dangers
against.
For
instance,
plunging
swamp
scouts,
To
care
keeping
it does
earth's
should
be
taken
to
breakers,
plan
passing
be
should
boat
weather,
the
should
without
which
and
of
within
the
a
to
round
earth.
few
by
miles
be
which
done
the
turn
Stations
of
the
course.
in
compass
have
and
that
safest
found
a
will
through
interior
placed
be
of
plied
sup-
boats
order
and
be
can
well
be
auxiliary
best
the
all
clear
steer
in
special
pilot
no
to
searchlights,
have
fast
gerous.
dan-
against
guard
trip
out
shore.
interior
as
ship
very
powerful
steer
etc.
with
Some
first
the
especially
seem
the
the
be
can
from
accidents;
an
by sending
into
for
ship
This
away
not
are
would
ocean
near.
going
conceivable
had
if
the
against, however,
me
In
into
ship,
or
are
course;
iceberg
guarded
and
risks
Some
there.
getting
risk
the
about
each
to
foggy
when
into
should
other,
28o
THE
PHANTOM
wireless
with
supplied
manned
should
I have
a
ship,
am
not
which
usual
the
ship,
not
fastened
so
could
move
not
should
large
by
in
be
of
several
When
ship.
and
she
the
timbers
thus
a
would
her
of timber
greater
than
any
two
pressure
ship's
could
edge
feet
be
tended
ex-
of
the
could
ship
the
berg,
endwise
crushed,
square
when
hull
when
another
being
in
timber
that
pressed
from
the
together
put
the
against
be
too
they
approached
crowded
was
and
to
held
Each
they
over
berg
protect
piece
feet
not
across
screws,
bergs
built
weather
place.
adjustable
tions
objec-
three
but
her,
as
be
"
placed
"
pieces,
two
vicinity
the
from
rough
of
out
in
have
to
in
that
be
may
timbers
pine)
of
; but
one
should
strong
(Georgia
position,
"
ship
then
and
heavy
"
points,
strengthening
there
strong
way,
large
when
had
be
good
seems
it.
to
the
shipbuilder
that
so
dangerous
for
plan
ments,
instru-
found.
be
any
POLES
operators,
can
unusually
passing
five
able
by
THE
telegraphy
communications
hourly
in
OF
would
pressed
be
made
and
as
sist
re-
wise
endto
282
THE
PHANTOM
CONCLUSION.
IN
The
earth
What
proof
Not
hollow
have
concerning
the
interior, would
as
the
Would
be
not
seen?
the
"
burning
rising
the
ice.
what
of
to
the
great
the
Arctic
an
exploding,
earth
be
winter
Arctic
Ocean
hollow,
and
would
say
edge
Nothing
it
the
not
of
home;
go
?
such
one
was
of
heart
from
come
volcano?
it not
in
cooler
explorers
the
that
plorers
ex-
clouds
could
in
burning
other
dark
for
if it did
"
dust
all the
Where
annoyances
light?
any
us
flected
re-
just
and
at
stay
bad
so
"
the
smoke
**Let
says:
from
come
clouds
the
or
ocean,
here
we
lights
great
low,
"
dust
in
the
Nansen
have
but
of
out
the
is what
witnessed
have
in
from
as
That
volcanoes
of
same
volcano
so,
reflect
clouds
great
it be
and
fires
great
If
see
icebergs
other
any
not
you
stantial.
circum-
everything
hollow.
burning
ter?
lat-
the
or
contrary,
being
are
on
or
iota, positive
its
there
and
we
one
to
it is not.
is either
On
points
POLES
THE
OF
If
be
the
warmer
summer?
that
north
wind