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quadgram	frequency
with a look of	32
the edge of the	31
in a few minutes	30
skipper ed and jimmy	29
at the same time	26
the end of the	20
the crew of the	20
at the end of	17
in the midst of	17
for a long time	17
in the arctic regions	15
in the course of	15
in a state of	14
in the form of	14
and skipper ed and	14
the top of the	14
after the manner of	14
and in a few	14
at the rate of	13
the rest of the	13
on the other side	13
the side of the	13
it seemed as if	13
at the same moment	12
for the first time	12
the surface of the	12
on the part of	12
to the top of	12
and so it came	12
as if he were	12
the captain with a	12
crew of the dolphin	11
for the purpose of	11
a few minutes the	11
and some of the	11
the bottom of the	11
out of the water	11
in front of the	10
on the top of	10
quarter of a mile	10
the head of the	10
captain vane and his	10
abel and skipper ed	10
as if they had	10
as if he had	10
it came about that	10
as if it had	10
in a few seconds	10
abel zachariah and mrs	10
one of the men	10
if they had been	9
as if it were	9
that he could not	9
to the edge of	9
for a little while	9
the form of a	9
of one of the	9
in one of the	9
made up his mind	9
the direction of the	9
in the centre of	9
if it had been	9
it was found that	8
ten miles an hour	8
said the captain in	8
the men of the	8
a lump of ice	8
the men of poloe	8
the bay of mercy	8
it seems to me	8
that they could not	8
the bow of the	8
in a little while	8
it was not long	8
the centre of the	8
of the far north	8
in the direction of	8
so it came about	8
man in the ship	8
out of the sea	8
with the exception of	8
the midst of the	8
at the foot of	8
the man at the	8
into the water and	8
to go to the	8
skipper ed and abel	8
in the hope of	8
in the bottom of	8
the shelter of the	8
in the event of	7
for a few seconds	7
as far as the	7
and so it was	7
to go to war	7
a mass of ice	7
in the last chapter	7
by the side of	7
on the edge of	7
as he did so	7
end of the line	7
in the way of	7
it came to pass	7
the size of a	7
and in a little	7
the motion of the	7
on the end of	7
out on the floes	7
the lee of the	7
was not long before	7
in a low tone	7
under the lee of	7
several of the men	7
at the head of	7
but there was no	7
in the middle of	7
edge of the ice	7
a quarter of a	7
to the north pole	7
if he had been	7
held on to the	7
the foot of the	7
for the sake of	7
of the arctic regions	7
in a tone of	7
side of the berg	6
in a moment the	6
a hole in the	6
by means of a	6
in the polar regions	6
and when it was	6
with an air of	6
as the eye could	6
there was no time	6
a few of the	6
none the worse for	6
and it would be	6
and bobby and jimmy	6
a good deal of	6
on the point of	6
the fact that the	6
it had been a	6
in order to keep	6
it was evident that	6
from the place where	6
the good and sure	6
one or two of	6
he was about to	6
with all his might	6
and when they were	6
this was the first	6
it would have been	6
a part of the	6
of the pole star	6
gave vent to a	6
up his mind to	6
the captain in a	6
of the men were	6
at the north pole	6
or two of the	6
the place where the	6
turned out to be	6
for a long while	6
in charge of the	6
he and skipper ed	6
he had no doubt	6
far as the eye	6
to the end of	6
the other side of	6
a great deal of	6
from the far beyond	6
then there was a	6
in a few moments	6
some of the men	6
skipper ed and his	6
for a few minutes	6
that it was a	6
at that moment a	6
the sides of the	6
in a short time	6
every man in the	6
the part of the	6
was to be seen	5
the nature of the	5
came to pass that	5
crack in the ice	5
in front of him	5
spirits of the men	5
the big box stove	5
all the year round	5
and for some time	5
the midst of which	5
not in the least	5
one of the most	5
ed and his partner	5
it is not possible	5
man at the wheel	5
with a broad grin	5
and away they went	5
might have been expected	5
at the edge of	5
a moment or two	5
from side to side	5
the heart of the	5
was the first to	5
out of the way	5
of a polar bear	5
the result was that	5
in the habit of	5
to the conclusion that	5
the walrus and the	5
not more than a	5
at degrees below zero	5
the rate of ten	5
and when skipper ed	5
but he did not	5
a day or two	5
the men as they	5
up to this time	5
that it seemed as	5
his eyes from the	5
for the benefit of	5
zachariah and skipper ed	5
in the shape of	5
and at the same	5
the place where they	5
the head of a	5
so it was that	5
the ice to the	5
which skipper ed had	5
the ice round the	5
but this was not	5
abel zachariah and skipper	5
sea of ancient ice	5
and one of the	5
it was not until	5
the top of a	5
it was one of	5
over the frozen sea	5
for a few moments	5
it was difficult to	5
which they had been	5
we shall have to	5
came at last to	5
the water from his	5
the top of it	5
came about that bobby	5
the captain and his	5
the greater part of	5
more than a few	5
other side of the	5
the direction in which	5
more than a mile	5
from head to foot	5
had by that time	5
to a height of	5
that part of the	5
the heads of the	5
with an expression of	5
what do you mean	5
of the north pole	5
need we say that	5
under the influence of	5
was so great that	5
the stern of the	5
with a feeling of	5
the effect of the	5
rate of ten miles	5
the coast of greenland	5
he and jimmy had	5
between them and the	5
it was a small	5
as well as the	5
but it was not	5
of ten miles an	5
for some time the	5
the point of his	5
not far from the	5
the manner of the	5
the form of an	5
they came to a	5
seemed as if the	5
most of the men	5
the spirits of the	5
out upon the ice	5
much in the same	5
the contents of the	5
was not to be	5
down to the ice	5
the appearance of the	5
with the intention of	5
in the lee of	5
and the ice was	5
at the age of	5
of the polar seas	4
swaying to and fro	4
stood at degrees below	4
bobby and jimmy were	4
by the name of	4
the eye could reach	4
said the old man	4
in latitude degrees minutes	4
the end of a	4
with a shake of	4
man of the valley	4
the midst of a	4
within the arctic circle	4
it was a good	4
to attend to the	4
the heels of the	4
his hands and knees	4
he was in the	4
for the most part	4
gun to his shoulder	4
the end of his	4
to search for nothing	4
with which he was	4
for a considerable distance	4
as if they were	4
which he had been	4
from the spot where	4
more than a year	4
the deck of the	4
in his right hand	4
had the effect of	4
as we have seen	4
there is no doubt	4
with which he had	4
all of which were	4
to act the part	4
gazing intently at the	4
of the crew of	4
close at his heels	4
the unknown regions of	4
if it had not	4
a little to the	4
the interior of the	4
in a low voice	4
said in a low	4
went down on his	4
to the southward of	4
winter in the arctic	4
for some time after	4
in a dead calm	4
there was nothing else	4
the middle of the	4
into the open air	4
from stem to stern	4
right before the wind	4
a couple of hours	4
to keep up the	4
the giant of the	4
early in the morning	4
on the surface of	4
a quarter of an	4
the margin of the	4
that god had sent	4
absence of the sun	4
over and over again	4
the party in the	4
rest of the party	4
was so dark that	4
a bit of it	4
did not dare to	4
the end of an	4
the ice began to	4
the condition of the	4
the fact that he	4
come here to search	4
you may be sure	4
and in a moment	4
hundred yards or so	4
that it would be	4
appearance of the sky	4
the mass of ice	4
in regard to the	4
the shelter of a	4
in the long past	4
and for a time	4
would have been a	4
but it is not	4
just large enough to	4
in a voice of	4
he could not have	4
with all their might	4
of the polar bear	4
at the last word	4
where mists and storms	4
told him that the	4
there was no other	4
not a moment too	4
go off on a	4
that it was impossible	4
two of the men	4
i wish to have	4
for a considerable time	4
to the north of	4
the dogs were harnessed	4
and one or two	4
into the midst of	4
from the top of	4
more than a hundred	4
with skipper ed and	4
not long before the	4
when this was translated	4
he gave vent to	4
he came to the	4
the ice in the	4
was one of the	4
through the medium of	4
by this time the	4
ed and jimmy were	4
to the ice edge	4
a few seconds the	4
the fury of the	4
and out upon the	4
act the part of	4
the air of a	4
as quickly as possible	4
do you mean to	4
the lee of a	4
as he turned to	4
the fact that they	4
place where mists and	4
fire in the stove	4
a dozen of the	4
of the men and	4
a winter in the	4
unknown regions of the	4
that it is not	4
as we have already	4
to be able to	4
wish to have a	4
and there was no	4
came in sight of	4
at the bottom of	4
on one of the	4
as well as a	4
they were compelled to	4
of the human family	4
go to the ice	4
in the act of	4
the hood of his	4
place on itigailit island	4
one of the party	4
out upon the floes	4
surface of the sea	4
that there was no	4
on his hands and	4
as i have said	4
from which they had	4
to take care of	4
and for a little	4
in order to avoid	4
one of the best	4
in the morning and	4
i have been thinking	4
is not possible to	4
that he had not	4
left in charge of	4
in a few hours	4
the north pole itself	4
as far as possible	4
there was not a	4
the remainder of the	4
the seal hunt was	4
they were about to	4
to skipper ed and	4
of skipper ed and	4
bottom of the boat	4
on a lump of	4
he discovered that the	4
with the air of	4
to meet with a	4
was followed by the	4
in the same way	4
in the cabin of	4
in consequence of the	4
abel and his wife	4
as well to be	4
as much as possible	4
the end of it	4
in half an hour	4
at the sight of	4
and it was not	4
the whole crew were	4
the place where mists	4
the light of the	4
a few hundred yards	4
as we have said	4
so it came to	4
the whole of the	4
in another moment the	4
that it was the	4
i do not know	4
fast in the ice	4
the spirit of the	4
had he not been	4
it was impossible to	4
with a degree of	4
about the size of	4
the length of the	4
set to work to	4
high into the air	4
to the south of	4
there was no chance	4
a moment too soon	4
vane and his party	4
in a series of	4
to one of the	4
a hundred yards or	4
many tons in weight	4
feet above the water	4
drew near to the	4
we say that the	4
returned the captain with	4
was followed by a	4
down into the deep	4
and at last the	4
said the captain to	4
part of the island	4
the worse for their	4
not be able to	4
giant of the north	4
on its hind legs	4
as they drew near	4
the cabin of the	4
fifty yards from the	4
when i think of	4
into the spirit of	4
without the aid of	4
it was so dark	4
a mile from the	4
to add to their	4
to abel zachariah and	4
were by that time	4
the side of his	4
on the present occasion	4
quarter of an hour	4
the manner in which	4
under the shelter of	4
beset in the ice	4
so that it was	4
the game of life	4
the departure of the	3
rising and falling upon	3
it had not been	3
in the eskimo tongue	3
they could not tell	3
when he wanted them	3
sitting down on the	3
here to search for	3
to get out of	3
but it was the	3
in front of it	3
on the coast of	3
for he felt that	3
sprang up the side	3
few minutes the whole	3
a crack in the	3
depend very much on	3
surface of the snow	3
know what it is	3
down on his knees	3
the dogs in the	3
course of an hour	3
to the far north	3
an expression of deep	3
were in the habit	3
they come here to	3
the first time that	3
no time to think	3
behind a lump of	3
the deck with a	3
miles to the southward	3
he was well aware	3
for he knew that	3
make the best of	3
in the shelter of	3
to lie down and	3
he shook his head	3
to the effect that	3
either side of the	3
great part of the	3
been for some time	3
were only a few	3
the eskimos had been	3
lee side of the	3
who came on deck	3
the worse for his	3
of raw walrus flesh	3
of that day and	3
and abel and skipper	3
to the fact that	3
and in the course	3
he did not know	3
it was not a	3
the course of which	3
and fell on the	3
at the moment with	3
during the period of	3
are you going to	3
of the man who	3
have said that the	3
it seems as though	3
great field of ice	3
of which he had	3
had been for some	3
a short time the	3
the word of god	3
that day and the	3
and went to sleep	3
first impulse was to	3
off from skipper ed	3
beyond the reach of	3
to reach the pole	3
the roof of the	3
by the hand and	3
the first of the	3
into the air with	3
of the second day	3
who had been sent	3
he said to himself	3
in the polar seas	3
with his snow knife	3
the distance between them	3
that sort of thing	3
to the men of	3
i came to this	3
to add to the	3
be a long one	3
it for a moment	3
that the kablunets were	3
skipper ed and bobby	3
but they had no	3
the first part of	3
while several of the	3
turned on his heel	3
were assembled on the	3
and the fact that	3
the fleet of kayaks	3
what have you got	3
a long time it	3
the figure of a	3
looked up at the	3
came to an end	3
for it but to	3
was the fact that	3
so that he could	3
and his son meetek	3
going to try it	3
as well as i	3
and a few of	3
where storms are born	3
there was a general	3
that he had a	3
on either side of	3
if they had not	3
while he was speaking	3
but there was a	3
in the privacy of	3
to the place where	3
on the th of	3
to god for his	3
with an exclamation of	3
ellice and tom singleton	3
that he was a	3
little better than a	3
what he was about	3
in the cabin at	3
top of a hummock	3
of the fact that	3
a neck of ice	3
have been more than	3
feet in an instant	3
and there was a	3
quick as a flash	3
and a great deal	3
had no time to	3
and laying his hand	3
if we may so	3
be of no use	3
large enough to permit	3
do you think so	3
he said at length	3
a state of great	3
i thought it was	3
hang here much longer	3
his left hand he	3
during the remainder of	3
over the edge of	3
the novelty of the	3
the bosom of the	3
no damage was done	3
i never saw such	3
if i only had	3
it is not to	3
and skipper ed had	3
was plain that retreat	3
it became evident that	3
regions of the north	3
it would be as	3
that it might be	3
their way among the	3
he was met by	3
and gave vent to	3
when he had eaten	3
wiping the perspiration from	3
to the polar seas	3
the tops of the	3
the place where he	3
over the heads of	3
came down with a	3
as much as to	3
a stream of ice	3
was the cause of	3
at this moment a	3
we have already said	3
ice broke loose and	3
the surface like a	3
a ledge of rock	3
rose out of the	3
with a polar bear	3
chingatok and his mother	3
battle with the walrus	3
time to think of	3
high out of the	3
as well as all	3
that the ice was	3
sitting down on a	3
who were in the	3
that they had not	3
with it to the	3
raised his gun to	3
out on the ice	3
they returned to the	3
a shake of the	3
even if he had	3
then it was that	3
a minute or two	3
attention was paid to	3
in such a place	3
broke loose and cut	3
many and many a	3
there were times when	3
as he had expected	3
looked over his shoulder	3
foot and a half	3
he could not see	3
so as to present	3
that he would have	3
the open polar sea	3
and now and again	3
captain vane in a	3
edge of the hole	3
to return to the	3
the man of the	3
more than half a	3
to the ground had	3
a supply of fresh	3
thirty feet above the	3
the prince of peace	3
in consequence of this	3
got to do something	3
and me off from	3
assembled on the beach	3
dillon wallace illustrated by	3
is not to be	3
the extremity of the	3
ed had so often	3
peaceably with all men	3
in a manner that	3
with a good grace	3
and his wife and	3
in advance of the	3
you are a good	3
dolphin and her crew	3
the rate of three	3
and in an instant	3
the hope that he	3
know what to do	3
he returned to the	3
was hopelessly cut off	3
that skipper ed had	3
poetical frame of mind	3
not be supposed that	3
in the wake of	3
a very short time	3
and held on to	3
he threw up his	3
falling upon the swell	3
the plan of the	3
the effect on the	3
in spite of his	3
as he glanced at	3
but it was a	3
there are plenty of	3
as he stood with	3
with delight at the	3
of the white men	3
it was a little	3
cried several of the	3
not a bit of	3
was well out of	3
and it was a	3
and take care of	3
the object in question	3
the outskirts of the	3
the sun was just	3
the council of war	3
the perspiration from his	3
that retreat was hopelessly	3
to fall in with	3
the spot where the	3
joined in the laugh	3
a few moments the	3
with the white men	3
was no chance of	3
to a state of	3
than had been expected	3
he was a man	3
on which they stood	3
he had plenty of	3
i must do something	3
as long as the	3
but at last they	3
as he spoke the	3
with a view to	3
seem to be the	3
the chief of flatland	3
stood on the deck	3
me off from skipper	3
miles from the pole	3
for a short time	3
one end of the	3
of ice and snow	3
is one of the	3
and the rest of	3
the last of the	3
of the vessel being	3
the boats had disappeared	3
it in front of	3
a large assortment of	3
much the worse for	3
adventure on the cliff	3
armed with a rifle	3
was found that the	3
to the open water	3
thermometer stood at degrees	3
seemed to be the	3
he did not dare	3
again to the surface	3
and pointed to the	3
the captain and leo	3
i have no doubt	3
of the whole party	3
what do you think	3
i am glad to	3
was not more than	3
keep her away a	3
at last began to	3
the ice broke loose	3
it may be so	3
proved to be a	3
work as they would	3
on hands and knees	3
they were obliged to	3
before the big box	3
eight or ten miles	3
not lose his head	3
on board the dolphin	3
seizing one of the	3
skipper ed knew that	3
standing in the bow	3
no doubt of it	3
would be as well	3
plain that retreat was	3
the exception of a	3
some of the most	3
as was his custom	3
skipper ed had so	3
was but natural that	3
down with a crash	3
about fifty yards from	3
ran up and down	3
down on one knee	3
in mind and body	3
and skipper ed were	3
what appeared to be	3
they drew near to	3
for it was a	3
taken up with the	3
as best he could	3
looked at each other	3
from the pole itself	3
of the men was	3
the ship and the	3
have a look at	3
rose to the surface	3
it was on the	3
and the sun shone	3
shake of the head	3
worse for their experience	3
they ran by the	3
return to the ship	3
as much of it	3
of the party were	3
the front of the	3
what do you say	3
the world of ice	3
the entrance of the	3
not a breath of	3
to be one of	3
that he should be	3
as he and jimmy	3
a pair of oars	3
and the brig was	3
one of the natives	3
the wind was rising	3
the benefit of his	3
was no time to	3
and abel and mrs	3
for a moment or	3
men of the dolphin	3
than might have been	3
and we should be	3
need scarcely be said	3
one of the india	3
in spite of himself	3
would have been more	3
were lost in the	3
in case of accidents	3
ice round the ship	3
said the second mate	3
of the party in	3
a mile or so	3
been a matter of	3
the sake of a	3
which had been gradually	3
seems to me that	3
live peaceably with all	3
never saw such a	3
the island of poloe	3
on which they had	3
is no doubt that	3
him that it was	3
be one of the	3
as a flash bobby	3
face it for a	3
it was to be	3
place where they had	3
or eight hundred feet	3
and when he had	3
in which the sun	3
so great as to	3
fred ellice and tom	3
by dillon wallace illustrated	3
and that it was	3
to live in peace	3
a sheet of ice	3
on the other hand	3
have already said that	3
eskimos of the far	3
that seemed to be	3
add to their misfortunes	3
flash bobby raised his	3
they could not see	3
seven or eight hundred	3
a hundred and fifty	3
greater part of the	3
it was only a	3
the men of flatland	3
looking for a silver	3
and the place where	3
next moment he was	3
three miles an hour	3
for some time in	3
he sat down on	3
and down he went	3
bobby raised his gun	3
a large portion of	3
a foot and a	3
the hudson bay company	3
into his sleeping bag	3
of which skipper ed	3
back to the cabin	3
the absence of the	3
effect of the shot	3
the story of his	3
it was obvious that	3
the shape of a	3
the dolphin and her	3
bobby of the labrador	3
and fell upon the	3
at first he was	3
at the present day	3
the course of an	3
think it would be	3
and falling upon the	3
did not lose his	3
that he could scarcely	3
what was to be	3
on his hind legs	3
members of the human	3
hope that he might	3
what was going on	3
who was the hero	3
from the side of	3
but at last he	3
the three boats were	3
place where he had	3
a considerable time to	3
we have already mentioned	3
of the party who	3
it is needless to	3
those who had been	3
more often than not	3
as well as with	3
for a few yards	3
the state of the	3
out into the pack	3
in a hoarse whisper	3
in which they were	3
over the side and	3
his hand on his	3
flap at the end	3
the same time the	3
made fast to the	3
a long stretch of	3
the chief and his	3
and sat down to	3
the reins of government	3
remarked the captain to	3
he thought of the	3
party in the cabin	3
of the frozen regions	3
and it had a	3
as if she were	3
bow of the boat	3
in the direction in	3
it was a very	3
up in the air	3
the order was given	3
of the largest size	3
when he was a	3
a man in the	3
to make the best	3
of a man who	3
the spot where they	3
and he had to	3
the neck of ice	3
to those who were	3
said the captain with	3
of the walrus and	3
it was plain that	3
was by no means	3
it must have been	3
the health of the	3
was to be found	3
the floor of the	3
and as he did	3
on the opposite side	3
shook his head and	3
for spending the winter	3
it may be well	3
who had been gazing	3
from the seal hunt	3
stand this much longer	3
in addition to this	3
floe upon which he	3
his feelings in a	3
on the north pole	3
the ice on the	3
on the ice to	3
retreat was hopelessly cut	3
sprang to his feet	3
he ran up and	3
one on either side	3
was nothing else to	3
and could not be	3
down from the sea	3
in a day or	3
the lee side of	3
lost no time in	3
it may be remarked	3
in love with her	3
with a sort of	3
and had to be	3
of the second mate	3
but they had to	3
down on the ice	3
them before they could	3
scarcely be said that	3
rose and fell upon	3
it need scarcely be	3
the water out of	3
in the hope that	3
between him and the	3
was not slow to	3
be as well to	3
and in less than	3
wet to the skin	3
one on each side	3
on the lee side	3
at the time of	3
surface of the water	3
of a spirit that	3
it seemed to be	3
in the face of	3
was in the air	3
would not be able	3
who had come to	3
it was but natural	3
of the polar regions	3
for at that moment	3
the ice had been	3
the fate of the	3
came together with a	3
in order to secure	3
reach the north pole	3
the women and children	3
snow began to fall	3
on the deck with	3
that it was difficult	3
it must not be	3
thanks to god for	3
did not seem to	3
and several of the	3
long time it rolls	3
i want you to	3
which had not been	3
the total absence of	3
must not be supposed	3
as if in meditation	3
on the evening of	3
seemed to be a	3
leo in a low	3
went to the bottom	3
he wanted them to	3
and a bag containing	3
no doubt that the	3
on a hunting expedition	3
the attention of the	3
sat down on a	3
the air with a	3
on the southern horizon	3
with a shout of	3
far to the south	3
were seated round the	3
too much for him	3
as much of the	3
were about to pass	3
upon which he stood	3
it was the first	3
for the men to	3
when this was done	3
with a significant smile	3
so it was with	3
a few seconds they	3
the ice eased off	3
that it was too	3
the end of this	3
ran by the side	3
to the side of	3
in front of his	3
fall heavily on the	3
was startled by the	3
had fallen in with	3
himself as comfortable as	3
on the open sea	3
at the prospect of	3
a few minutes later	3
his gun to his	3
it was with the	3
deck at that moment	3
a man and a	3
parts of the world	3
and in due time	3
the way in which	3
the remainder of that	3
of seals and walrus	3
in all my life	3
out of it again	3
did not appear to	3
on deck at the	3
and a pair of	3
and for a long	3
and the next moment	3
the giant in a	3
we have said that	3
and in spite of	3
he was on the	3
the captain of the	3
he asked in a	3
the thermometer stood at	3
of the arctic seas	3
looking down the skylight	3
roaring fire in the	3
go to the sena	3
hard work to get	3
was not of the	3
and when at last	3
is a bit of	3
he leaned over the	3
he ran to the	3
and a couple of	3
for some weeks past	3
alone in the world	3
much as to say	3
in the direction whence	3
fred and tom singleton	3
there was no one	3
a little while the	3
the morning of the	3
the return of the	3
with nary an oar	3
the approach of the	3
after the departure of	3
holler when you want	3
to the danish settlements	3
and from which they	3
the face of the	3
the same moment the	3
that the boat was	3
by the light of	3
the sun shone with	3
order to avoid the	3
a hummock of ice	3
and some of them	3
the part of a	3
yards in advance of	3
of the great northern	3
may be well to	3
and more than once	3
to the right and	3
and it became evident	3
loose and cut jimmy	3
a flash bobby raised	3
but there is no	3
set sail for england	2
i think i could	2
he knew it was	2
by means of its	2
over the side at	2
why do you speak	2
they got into mischief	2
and the bear was	2
at that period of	2
sickening dread came into	2
boiled in sea water	2
xxi who was the	2
time in his life	2
tusks of the walrus	2
the spot they had	2
his shoulder with a	2
pulled his own nose	2
on the st of	2
shouted the first mate	2
it had been made	2
the cover of the	2
will be glad to	2
then they will come	2
he realized that he	2
if there were no	2
be remarked here that	2
that it did not	2
at the time was	2
his tongue was not	2
to a part of	2
one of the fiercest	2
is a great man	2
skimming over the sea	2
vent to his feelings	2
i wish he would	2
was to be done	2
first part of the	2
a vast deal of	2
thrust his hands into	2
the father and mother	2
as if uncertain how	2
rendered it impossible to	2
be off at once	2
while this was going	2
may call you friend	2
iceberg or at the	2
with a solemn look	2
being attached to the	2
part of the cabin	2
let me tell ye	2
a matter of uncertainty	2
the man was not	2
perspiration from his brow	2
by a series of	2
to the horror of	2
and storms were born	2
to break the ice	2
into a loud laugh	2
and the crew were	2
jumped in to save	2
eggs i ever saw	2
was not far distant	2
took refuge among the	2
to the north the	2
of the bay of	2
with the importance of	2
and wiping the perspiration	2
a man to creep	2
it is said they	2
their way back to	2
at the appearance of	2
imprisoned in the machinery	2
billows of the arctic	2
i only had a	2
the velocity of the	2
mists and storms are	2
the goods and provisions	2
easy chairs before the	2
in an open boat	2
keep up their spirits	2
was driven to the	2
on the ice in	2
skipper ed had taught	2
they were on the	2
on one side of	2
a shout of laughter	2
some of them were	2
and because there was	2
enough to admit of	2
to increase the distance	2
that have been formed	2
the ice that has	2
came to a part	2
the language of signs	2
as if in the	2
he was a fine	2
the line could not	2
not enough to last	2
in the hour of	2
then blackbeard is a	2
this would have been	2
round the walls inside	2
the value of the	2
air of a man	2
well read in the	2
the day when the	2
end of the quay	2
one of the muskets	2
there was but one	2
the remains of the	2
i want that goose	2
at the thought of	2
rate of three miles	2
in the direction indicated	2
at one end of	2
was formed to go	2
to be seen of	2
at the top of	2
that would do it	2
had approached to within	2
when they came to	2
to a great extent	2
a group of islands	2
as well as of	2
to the first mate	2
a large supply of	2
it was at first	2
prevailed on him to	2
black beard and moustache	2
the forest to the	2
formed one of the	2
the eskimos of the	2
and with never a	2
and the ship was	2
the captain ordered the	2
search must be made	2
the privacy of his	2
to the amusement of	2
where he found that	2
he observed that the	2
sound of human voices	2
do you know what	2
the weather was fine	2
off his hat and	2
party was formed to	2
got into mischief together	2
i get out of	2
that bobby and jimmy	2
the regions of the	2
said the giant in	2
with a terrible crash	2
could not by any	2
of lapping waves upon	2
cold that the men	2
little on one side	2
northern side of the	2
looking up at the	2
it was that bobby	2
place on the sledge	2
hours there was no	2
a few hours later	2
when suddenly they came	2
to listen to the	2
come to an end	2
that the boys were	2
asked the captain of	2
of no use to	2
in the world at	2
the great polar basin	2
to such a degree	2
the arctic regions with	2
it is a fine	2
to have come from	2
yards ahead of the	2
to the extent of	2
sleep with her quaint	2
the easy chairs before	2
grave abel had made	2
the things he had	2
had been formed on	2
no bigger than a	2
some of the old	2
trees and flowers and	2
innumerable flocks of wild	2
was a crack ship	2
smile at james watt	2
have no doubt that	2
the height of the	2
up the side of	2
true is it that	2
earnestly in the direction	2
midst of which he	2
he did so he	2
put your best foot	2
centre of an iceberg	2
that it may be	2
as the ice would	2
harbour and the sea	2
felt as if the	2
the fur trail adventurers	2
on the sledges and	2
one of the audience	2
xxiv under the drifting	2
they had all been	2
were summoned on deck	2
we should have said	2
with awe and wonder	2
of being able to	2
shut and screwed up	2
this is the first	2
deck of the hope	2
when the iceberg turned	2
it could not be	2
a little piece of	2
and a quantity of	2
to him one day	2
the western point of	2
sprang up the companion	2
and he began to	2
a slight look of	2
by the sound of	2
it might have been	2
that after all he	2
hour hand of a	2
that there must be	2
one side of the	2
a much stronger man	2
you can get him	2
of his sealskin coat	2
to the polar regions	2
her away two points	2
the only way of	2
it was a great	2
this was not the	2
to follow it up	2
had no difficulty in	2
a dozen feet from	2
that overlooked the harbour	2
bobby was in a	2
you know as well	2
the captain and i	2
know as well as	2
out of sight of	2
and be off at	2
the captain to leo	2
buried in her hands	2
a little while he	2
on the floor of	2
and return to the	2
was seized by the	2
the first sign of	2
the captain was a	2
a pair of trousers	2
coming to a halt	2
another turn of the	2
side of the iceberg	2
captain and his companions	2
to the cabin to	2
to hunt and fish	2
of a much more	2
xxvii a struggle for	2
the side at the	2
over the ice like	2
so that they could	2
of water opened up	2
set himself at once	2
as i told you	2
to his feelings in	2
in an arctic blizzard	2
but natural that he	2
the only difference is	2
so much that the	2
had been taken down	2
out from behind the	2
glad to see you	2
heart of the pack	2
be cooled down to	2
of the eskimo tongue	2
was by that time	2
made of the strongest	2
a shake of his	2
contents of the sledge	2
to get them to	2
is so great that	2
as nothing to the	2
take care of us	2
departure of the pole	2
in a supply of	2
ice closed round her	2
they went to the	2
if he only had	2
to relieve the strain	2
the falling of a	2
that they did not	2
be thankful for that	2
if i can get	2
a blow from the	2
i am not so	2
end of the cabin	2
i think we shall	2
a visit to the	2
a storm and a	2
of god in the	2
he went to the	2
with a gesture of	2
no time now to	2
ed and bobby and	2
having made up his	2
leo and his companions	2
of which had been	2
the mouth of one	2
as skipper ed had	2
who was first to	2
duty as well as	2
cast away on the	2
much the same as	2
if i may call	2
was for only a	2
his eyes fixed on	2
the entrance to the	2
lay down to sleep	2
and all the time	2
a long tongue of	2
the giant did not	2
no one knows how	2
where we can make	2
in regard to everything	2
a supply of provisions	2
to keep up their	2
read it over again	2
he would have gone	2
in the bay of	2
to be found on	2
as possible to the	2
we can do without	2
ask us to help	2
were called upon to	2
skipper ed did not	2
stood on the pier	2
it was a gift	2
he was compelled to	2
itself high out of	2
for the twentieth time	2
came on deck at	2
burst into a loud	2
breast of his jumper	2
dogs and sledges with	2
is not so very	2
his hand gently on	2
be in the way	2
nothing else to be	2
the weeks that followed	2
and it strikes me	2
think it right to	2
the arrival of the	2
the boat had not	2
able to get it	2
were to be seen	2
the whole course of	2
as it is highly	2
all parts of the	2
out of the bay	2
could not resist it	2
force with which he	2
equal to the occasion	2
he could not pull	2
to give way to	2
water out of his	2
jammed against the land	2
as to what he	2
from the ice edge	2
which was on the	2
take care of the	2
you must go below	2
and which he had	2
a look of contempt	2
think of going to	2
to his native land	2
said this in a	2
out to sea in	2
day after day passed	2
to leeward of the	2
they could hear the	2
got into the water	2
as the heart of	2
six feet in height	2
of course there was	2
and made for the	2
get a shot at	2
a few minutes it	2
in charge of a	2
become small enough to	2
with the thought that	2
minutes the party were	2
broad muzzle and cheeks	2
in which the eskimos	2
howl of the dogs	2
through one of these	2
not dare to think	2
about a quarter of	2
took a steady aim	2
by which it was	2
they could scarcely have	2
to some of the	2
day after their arrival	2
a great number of	2
that there was a	2
her away a point	2
it is not like	2
with my own two	2
it never struck you	2
at that instant the	2
a succession of crashes	2
save the color of	2
rate of eight or	2
captain ellice had been	2
are too fond of	2
but the line was	2
do you think of	2
the men were much	2
on closer inspection it	2
sudden puff of wind	2
western coast of greenland	2
and at first he	2
a large block of	2
there are some of	2
from ear to ear	2
with a little more	2
a few minutes they	2
astonishing state of things	2
there was a great	2
with three hearty cheers	2
the door was a	2
the netsek and mittens	2
you do not know	2
i wished to see	2
upon the trail they	2
out on their return	2
a large mass of	2
moment too soon in	2
the rifle to the	2
benjy held on to	2
quickly as he could	2
at the place where	2
the backs of the	2
must be a fool	2
when the weather is	2
i do not think	2
could have slept in	2
his hands into his	2
up on top and	2
to go over it	2
in the direction pointed	2
was greeted with a	2
white surface of the	2
retired to his hut	2
the whole party were	2
so dark that he	2
through the place where	2
looked over the side	2
on their hands and	2
between the ship and	2
it is difficult to	2
of the men of	2
little to the left	2
sky to the northward	2
unexpected termination to the	2
the top of an	2
which caused him to	2
was their usual custom	2
was absolutely necessary to	2
the most of the	2
if speaking to himself	2
when he and jimmy	2
attached to the bow	2
make him a good	2
on the occasion of	2
that chingatok and his	2
the profoundest depths of	2
and looked at his	2
breath issued from their	2
the sea was dotted	2
stepping back a pace	2
this will never do	2
was a little boy	2
one of the esquimaux	2
to look out for	2
this unexpected termination to	2
so much so that	2
nearly an inch thick	2
the mouth of a	2
formed the entrance to	2
this season of the	2
for more than a	2
the point of rocks	2
ever heard or dreamed	2
the third day the	2
do you know i	2
boat that came down	2
we must fight to	2
was the first time	2
or two at the	2
he went down on	2
a matter of no	2
means at his command	2
the early part of	2
no time to be	2
up on its hind	2
it is a strange	2
its broad muzzle and	2
not so sure of	2
and opened their eyes	2
to the conical rock	2
and this was the	2
heard or dreamed of	2
go to war with	2
far out upon the	2
converse with his father	2
was a small iceberg	2
formed part of the	2
that would have been	2
it became apparent that	2
near to the hole	2
gone in that direction	2
of the party had	2
they will come to	2
with the rifle and	2
to the highest part	2
they were made of	2
his legs and arms	2
on the margin of	2
did not take time	2
hard and fast in	2
he had to say	2
lowest part of the	2
enough to see one	2
set about preparing supper	2
in a soothing tone	2
examine the contents of	2
getting hold of the	2
captain with a puzzled	2
a search must be	2
on the green hill	2
to the stern of	2
came up with their	2
during the course of	2
the lowest part of	2
in a poetical frame	2
was out of the	2
which they reached in	2
that he had made	2
there is no chance	2
plunged into the water	2
a few days after	2
none of the women	2
supply of fresh meat	2
was left in charge	2
and that he had	2
its length out of	2
for he did not	2
that he had received	2
with never a thought	2
on board at uppernavik	2
about two hundred yards	2
dreadfully lonesome without you	2
and in that case	2
said it was a	2
of the dark blue	2
and fro like a	2
had brought with him	2
some time in silence	2
taking one of the	2
you out of the	2
point of land we	2
take a look at	2
day and the next	2
to the shelter of	2
that left no doubt	2
if he had not	2
god had sent them	2
one of their own	2
when the time came	2
and in two minutes	2
tide and wind were	2
a good supply of	2
he would he could	2
if i were to	2
with a block of	2
felt an almost irresistible	2
the direction pointed out	2
result was that the	2
come to help us	2
altogether astonishing state of	2
the part of an	2
to their wooden home	2
let us run away	2
the island upon which	2
the point of the	2
as if to guard	2
far out on the	2
men of poloe come	2
and he was also	2
flew out of the	2
of the interior of	2
some time the giant	2
the greatest possible amount	2
there was something like	2
him in his arms	2
crack over the backs	2
caught sight of the	2
on the ice and	2
side of the hut	2
an object which had	2
which he had just	2
like the lightning flash	2
chanced to be in	2
in the island of	2
he was able to	2
shook hands all round	2
lay upon the ice	2
who had not the	2
the handle of the	2
of the ship were	2
to be a low	2
we have not yet	2
man was not a	2
chief of the tribe	2
rats in the ship	2
the captain did not	2
in search of seals	2
to wait for the	2
knew they would be	2
from the far north	2
to get into the	2
walked the deck with	2
in the far north	2
the centre of an	2
legs apart and his	2
to each other by	2
and in another instant	2
they came upon a	2
deemed it prudent to	2
it was a lovely	2
winslow and edward norman	2
to join him in	2
of the life of	2
of an irregular arch	2
a voyage of discovery	2
man held his breath	2
the eskimo women and	2
chairs before the fire	2
and taken possession of	2
the sea was smoking	2
if we are willing	2
to mark the spot	2
as much of our	2
of the storm increased	2
he proceeded to open	2
the end of that	2
in reference to this	2
would not have it	2
as quickly as he	2
of a group of	2
to search for them	2
that you and i	2
it the best way	2
get out the boats	2
it became necessary to	2
on his feet in	2
than a hundred feet	2
i was afraid you	2
to do battle with	2
must be cooled down	2
was cut short by	2
from the edge of	2
had reached the spot	2
neither he nor his	2
mouth of one of	2
away on the ice	2
two or three of	2
the full force of	2
to which he belonged	2
with which to make	2
or a bit of	2
in a way that	2
possession of the island	2
men in the ship	2
was supposed to be	2
with some difficulty the	2
it were an old	2
or ten times as	2
so far as possible	2
the moon in her	2
the old man did	2
there were no storms	2
each other and they	2
a matter of dispute	2
them as if they	2
with a pert look	2
a graphic account of	2
in order to relieve	2
a piece of ice	2
and the dead man	2
have to say about	2
into the polar regions	2
have held him back	2
and again and again	2
the captain down the	2
found it hard to	2
give the dogs a	2
the proportions of a	2
and all in a	2
a very few minutes	2
difference is that the	2
half its length out	2
the distance is not	2
the highest part of	2
variation of the compass	2
in extremely cold weather	2
belonging to the order	2
i think it right	2
not to be supposed	2
so they had to	2
his heart gave a	2
there was a small	2
as thick as a	2
it was hard to	2
to be depended on	2
one of the small	2
as they watched the	2
it was a wild	2
early in the season	2
his first care was	2
line attached to it	2
on the island at	2
war which was immediately	2
he knew they would	2
advanced to meet them	2
as you all know	2
was on the afternoon	2
as much as you	2
of them could not	2
the opposite side of	2
of open water round	2
out over the bay	2
and thus it came	2
proceeding to make a	2
of the arctic ocean	2
which stood on the	2
so that she could	2
he took up the	2
in the easy chairs	2
there is no such	2
on the labrador coast	2
and looked up at	2
into the igloo and	2
the first to observe	2
in the edge of	2
the side of a	2
a chance of escape	2
a voice of thunder	2
why do you think	2
the tusks of the	2
this moment a tremendous	2
off to the right	2
very much on the	2
a few more minutes	2
seals had been shot	2
was a man of	2
what do you call	2
the berg could not	2
except the clothes on	2
the two little buzzbys	2
the lives of the	2
by means of the	2
of an hour after	2
and pressed his hand	2
from lump to lump	2
about in a manner	2
up at the blue	2
and fields of ice	2
the field on our	2
the first object that	2
to build a snow	2
or at the bottom	2
the wall of the	2
as if by a	2
a few minutes more	2
was a great day	2
glorious and altogether astonishing	2
have got hold of	2
greatest possible amount of	2
left alone in the	2
was not in the	2
one of the crew	2
on the bosom of	2
was too much for	2
to enable the men	2
be permitted to accompany	2
and if he were	2
vent to a howl	2
when the first mate	2
and the next day	2
better than you do	2
he would have been	2
that may be so	2
to his eldest son	2
with a tremendous crack	2
the giant and the	2
shake of his head	2
into a crack in	2
the whole band of	2
part of the night	2
and to build a	2
in the history of	2
way back to the	2
smacked their lips over	2
and that the eskimos	2
the eskimo village and	2
which i am writing	2
a few yards in	2
in the right way	2
for he was a	2
of the sledge to	2
increase the distance between	2
was not a fisherman	2
a degree of vigour	2
only a small quantity	2
with the utmost difficulty	2
and a very slight	2
the captain was seen	2
the second mate could	2
by the voice of	2
he could have slept	2
fallen to the ground	2
captain and officers were	2
rose on its hind	2
about four feet long	2
with oar and paddle	2
if it were an	2
him that he had	2
part of the world	2
he knew that he	2
huts of the village	2
as the head of	2
of an oar and	2
and those of them	2
i will speak to	2
not to be seen	2
first care was to	2
did not disturb the	2
there was no lack	2
of ice was forced	2
and a half in	2
as it had been	2
our giant did not	2
repeated over and over	2
came to the surface	2
but he had never	2
more than fifty yards	2
the surprise of his	2
to tell you the	2
was so named because	2
it is some comfort	2
much that it seemed	2
as he saw the	2
little time to think	2
overlooked the harbour and	2
to take advantage of	2
if it were the	2
i want to sleep	2
a message to the	2
adventures in the polar	2
interested in what you	2
laying his hand on	2
in a region where	2
make up for the	2
in the far distance	2
of upwards of thirty	2
hand on his forehead	2
came to an abrupt	2
it was quite dark	2
the weeks passed until	2
it must be a	2
he turned his attention	2
but i never did	2
no one at home	2
if we could only	2
the romance of the	2
fifty yards or so	2
with the assistance of	2
was fully aware of	2
he would reach home	2
a break in the	2
increased to a gale	2
would be likely to	2
xiii how the good	2
with the same material	2
succeeded in making fast	2
a result which was	2
ed knew that the	2
in front of them	2
had been the first	2
her away a bit	2
thought it must be	2
and sat down on	2
was rising on the	2
that a number of	2
well out to sea	2
covered with blood and	2
the officers of the	2
there was no doubt	2
to the mysterious south	2
turned to the sky	2
xxx the mystery cleared	2
a gust of wind	2
as he took up	2
any i ever saw	2
that every man in	2
on the heads of	2
the benefit of the	2
was the first of	2
as much as lieth	2
not more than fifty	2
had been sent for	2
fast as he could	2
luck by and by	2
to join in the	2
with shouts of delight	2
was on his feet	2
as peacefully as he	2
holes in the roof	2
the rest of our	2
his wife and child	2
to the people of	2
to go with the	2
ship and her crew	2
i think it likely	2
how to do that	2
a glimpse of the	2
was the ambition of	2
have one or two	2
the rest of you	2
ten miles to the	2
taken on board at	2
komatiks to keep warm	2
other parts of the	2
that bobby could not	2
on the horizon to	2
what does he mean	2
almost too much for	2
expression of the deepest	2
of the shot was	2
accompanied the question with	2
did not know it	2
down to the skiff	2
away in the hut	2
guns and rifles were	2
back again and again	2
far off to the	2
had developed into a	2
in the boat at	2
well out of reach	2
the edge of this	2
part of the coast	2
to the point of	2
the gulch and into	2
we need scarcely say	2
if the men of	2
his thoughts ran to	2
which had been formed	2
as it was possible	2
it was of the	2
the party were not	2
the people of the	2
thermometer fell below zero	2
if it was a	2
could not understand it	2
they had yet experienced	2
half an hour they	2
upon the rocks and	2
with an expression that	2
to an abrupt halt	2
he pointed to the	2
to the ice in	2
to be in the	2
bobby and skipper ed	2
would have fallen to	2
wish to go to	2
was nothing less than	2
of the schooner and	2
and the captain knew	2
if any of you	2
at the work of	2
the level of the	2
was close to the	2
upon the floes and	2
i not say that	2
as they drove along	2
have been observed by	2
suddenly there came a	2
oolichuk was the first	2
as well as by	2
the north of the	2
when they reached the	2
hurled high into the	2
would not admit the	2
the medium of anders	2
of the labrador coast	2
old man did not	2
round the cabin table	2
was more than a	2
north as far as	2
i should have held	2
began to strain at	2
a great deal more	2
of the mass of	2
the centre of it	2
fixed on the ground	2
it is interesting to	2
end of that time	2
out of the difficulty	2
to what part of	2
skipper ed and the	2
coruscations of the aurora	2
cabin of the hope	2
us to help them	2
as much as the	2
going to have a	2
between different members of	2
three hearty british cheers	2
he had already killed	2
threw up his arms	2
water from his garments	2
two men with guns	2
as well as hard	2
when skipper ed and	2
the names of the	2
that he had been	2
the cry had been	2
to show that he	2
while a few of	2
he and jimmy walked	2
some of the stores	2
as many of the	2
summoned on deck to	2
who knows but we	2
in his powerful arms	2
a turn of the	2
in the same manner	2
partner and i are	2
but i fear the	2
their respect for the	2
to be left alone	2
most glorious and altogether	2
were made of tough	2
saw such a pack	2
for a few days	2
was a matter of	2
the worse for it	2
it was not the	2
his seat in the	2
from which he had	2
of ice which rose	2
never a thought of	2
of great good fortune	2
to put their heads	2
to face it for	2
did not wish to	2
relish the idea of	2
were left in charge	2
live in the open	2
not possible to search	2
at the council of	2
was lost to view	2
here for the night	2
asked in a low	2
feet long and eleven	2
may be remarked here	2
the rich luxuriance of	2
and hurled high into	2
an incident of the	2
a sight of the	2
heavily on the ice	2
in time to receive	2
into the unknown regions	2
before they could gain	2
to go to school	2
with a long lance	2
to the sena and	2
of things that are	2
on the ice beside	2
was well aware that	2
to be the result	2
spirits began to sink	2
with which they were	2
and so the weeks	2
the great glacier of	2
is nearly an inch	2
hood of his sealskin	2
as close to the	2
he was a boy	2
manner in which he	2
as i was saying	2
was nothing in the	2
as he could with	2
get into your sleeping	2
fore part of the	2
the woman by the	2
had been made of	2
very much like a	2
that they were to	2
to the mouth of	2
it was easy to	2
played on his lips	2
it was an awful	2
was covered with ice	2
vent to a loud	2
the one from the	2
the entrance with a	2
as one of the	2
to have been seen	2
his head and shoulders	2
while the captain and	2
different members of the	2
at last to the	2
a twinkle in his	2
the slack was hauled	2
had made up his	2
and in such a	2
rising not more than	2
so cold that the	2
he did not see	2
and many of the	2
said the first mate	2
with the aid of	2
times as much of	2
some of them are	2
and looked about him	2
do to attend to	2
a moment later the	2
of poloe come as	2
there was a shout	2
round the western point	2
ice hit the skiff	2
them into the cabin	2
in the bow of	2
order that he might	2
reach home before the	2
a white cloud burst	2
prisoner on a barren	2
fast in the pack	2
but the discovery of	2
the violence of the	2
towards the ship as	2
take a fancy to	2
too much occupied with	2
for hours at a	2
a time at least	2
to de nort pole	2
the sight of the	2
interesting to note how	2
it was only to	2
among these northern eskimos	2
the th of september	2
out of the question	2
we must do it	2
listening the while to	2
it was now past	2
the ships that came	2
more like an elephant	2
so they were compelled	2
few minutes sufficed to	2
blackbeard must be a	2
of the aurora borealis	2
hand of a watch	2
a dozen of them	2
dare to think of	2
lay side by side	2
it in the right	2
crew of the wrecked	2
in reference to his	2
to seek the shelter	2
bobby for the first	2
even at the present	2
where did you leave	2
me to get the	2
of the water as	2
took off his hat	2
so much that it	2
mountains of the interior	2
towards the end of	2
with the utmost energy	2
hands into his pockets	2
he heard and saw	2
which they were now	2
with a succession of	2
that you would have	2
peacefully as he could	2
all the crew were	2
to the music of	2
in the crevice of	2
but the instant the	2
his knowledge of the	2
the question with a	2
out from behind a	2
iv over a cliff	2
caught a glimpse of	2
it so happened that	2
could not be seen	2
moment of great danger	2
it is true the	2
he gazed at the	2
expressed a wish to	2
when you want to	2
see the sun rise	2
an hour had passed	2
and see how you	2
had been a feather	2
get up some powder	2
form of an irregular	2
hours at a time	2
and be ready to	2
on deck with a	2
on his own account	2
some idea of what	2
he gave up his	2
the wind is not	2
now and again a	2
had been seen by	2
was a part of	2
he glanced at his	2
and went to sea	2
the fields of ice	2
was no lack of	2
favourite with the men	2
other by means of	2
on the afternoon of	2
send a young man	2
when the boats drew	2
despite his utmost efforts	2
nothing short of a	2
one or two more	2
a point of land	2
i should like to	2
outskirts of the village	2
passed close to the	2
and fast in the	2
remainder of that day	2
and now he was	2
accompaniment of lapping waves	2
mouthful of fresh air	2
almost irresistible desire to	2
the whole of that	2
that he would give	2
he ran back to	2
but there is nothing	2
into the boat and	2
a considerable amount of	2
stood on the edge	2
the mountains of the	2