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South!

CHAPTER VIII
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For a moment I felt that my piece of rocking floe was the loneliest place in the world.

Peering into the darkness; I could just see the dark figures on the other floe.

I hailed Wild, ordering him to launch the 'Stancomb Wills', but I need not have troubled.

His quick brain had anticipated the order and already the boat was being manned and hauled to the ice-edge.

Two or three minutes later she reached me, and I was ferried across to the Camp.
We were now on a piece of flat ice about 200 ft.


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