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hairs as had not been pulled from the lips and the
weighted and then the wind carried the breath to the long hair
with which protected heads and left mass of dangling
frost
AN ICY COATING
eyes coated the eyeahes and
The humidity escaping about the forehead left crescent
above while that escaping under the chn combined with
falling BREATH made senicircle of ice The most uncomf0
able those that had formed the coarse
the face of this kind OF decora
that Eskmos the facial hair by the roots hence
the real poverty of mustaches and Boards
During days chilly buster the sleds forced along
with encouraging results and the evening OF March 90 with
pedoete methods of dead reckoning for position
placed latitude 81 deg in longitude 60 deg 50 min
The horizon remained persstenty undistroed DISK
gathering. but it long time IN coming
On the evening of the 10th prepared tor the blast
and built the ieloo stronger hoping horizon
cleared by good blow the and afford
day The long, steady marches without time for recpera
had begun check enthusiasm.
daily monotony of hardship had learned to appre
the of the sleeping bag 1t the only
which afforded relief frigid l and
tried upon the body in the long marches
pleasing anticipation
THE DISROBING.
In the evening after the blocks
quiet blue flame lamp sang the
astronomical delights drink of ice
INDUCED quench the chronic thirst and then the
of dsrobng began time for there not
for all
The furufed boots pulled the bearskin
stripped body quickly pushed bag
brick pemmcan taken and the teeth
grind boneke substance The appetite always
large pound whered talo changes
a hungry mans thoughts eHecually.
The tea, in making, ready and
Under the influence of the drink, the
with mask of ice removed Next the shirt with its
ring giving of
Pushing farther into bag hood pulled
face and lost the world of ice.
The mental and physical pleasure which fol-
lows interesting study The of Others the sting Of
the the noise of tortring Winds the binding Of heat
The mind freed of the agitation of FROST wandered
home and better times under these peculiar there
pleasing with of ones skin,
while the coupanionship of the and legs freed of their
urs, makes discovery in the of getting
ones self
IN THE HEART OF STORM
On March ~ gale at night, the
following the wind eased The bright and rising
tempting remain quiescnt and though the
still darkned by threatening clouds the dogs the
sleds. and off they went the dswept humocks We
gone many miles before the
Throwing the sleds, the passing
the icy blast
There was no suitable snow near to begin the erection of
miles nohward promising camp,
this hoped take ourselves after few
The squa its force and in the wind which followed
good made without suffering severely The tepeFa
degrees below Fahrenheit and the
moving ORDER the drivers required very little
agement prolong the fair
weather AS the settled in the gloom the wind
creased its fury forced Before the gloom
finished steady rasping wind brushed the hunocks and piled
up in large dunes like the sands of home Shores
The snowhouse cemented with The of
DANGER furthermore we
beginning realize the need of economy
therefore, did prudent melt
except quench thirst.
Not particularly anxious about the Storm and
with bunted by overwork and cod
sought the comfort of the bags
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