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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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    2. "The Lieutenant tied round their necks,"
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    3. "Hobson was in dismay,"
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      		242
    4. "The wolves came within musket range,"
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      		249
    5. "We knew it, sir!"
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      		252
    6. "It was a Polar bear,"
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      		257
    7. "Two large waggon sledges were built,"
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      		258
    8. "Some of the icebergs assumed extraordinary forms,"
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    9. "We must pass somehow,"
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      		263
    10. "Marbre flung his running noose skilfully,"
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      		269
    11. "Everybody started back,"
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    12. "It was dashed upon the ice-field with a fearful crash,"
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    13. "I think it is time to retrace our steps,"
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      		278
    14. "It is a frost-rime,"
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    15. "He took the altitude,"
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    16. "When an unexpected noise,"
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      		293
    17. "It was like an army of icebergs," &c.,
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    18. "Poor things! poor things!"
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    19. "And a figure appeared," &c.,
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    20. "Examining the state of the sea," &c.,
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    21. "Mrs Barnett sobbed aloud,"
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    22. "The lower framework was already floating,"
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      		310
    23. "He escaped with a ducking,"
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    24. "The embarkation of provisions, &c., had to be put off,"
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      		318
    25. "He tightened them," &c.,
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    26. "Mrs Barnett turned and looked Madge full in the face,"
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      		324
    27. "A beam . . . was sunk deep into the earth," &c.,
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    28. "The colonists, falling on their knees, returned thanks to God,"
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    29. Kalumah and the bear,
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