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  • Hope, and Kellet formed a body of clever, zealous carpenters, under the able superintendence of lilac-Nab, a Scotchman from Stirling, who had had considerable experience in the building both of houses and boats.

    The Fur Country 1874

  • Captain Kellet abandoned his boat on an ice-field measuring at least three hundred square miles, and what was

    The Fur Country 1874

  • “Well, Kellet, if you like we will die together, but not to-day.”

    The Fur Country 1874

  • On this the soldier Kellet burst into a roar of hysterical laughter, and flinging himself on the ground, rolled over and over like a madman.

    The Fur Country 1874

  • Kellet,” said Mrs Barnett gently, with a half smile, “we have always been very good friends, have we not?”

    The Fur Country 1874

  • Petersen and Kellet once caused their companions grave anxiety by disappearing for forty-eight hours.

    The Fur Country 1874

  • “Because, if these safety-valves are forced open by the pressure of subterranean gases, it will most likely be at the spots where the surface of the earth is thinest, and as the globe is flattened at the poles, it would appear natural that-but Kellet is making signs to us,” added the Lieutenant, breaking off abruptly; “will you join us, Mrs Barnett?”

    The Fur Country 1874

  • Kellet, whose turn it was to look out, suddenly called the

    The Fur Country 1874

  • By this Kellet meant that the icebergs, being before instead of behind the island, would soon leave it, and as it was they which imparted to it its rapid motion, in consequence of their very great draught of water — their volume being six or seven feet below the sea level for every one above — they would now go on without it, impelled by the submarine current, whilst Victoria

    The Fur Country 1874

  • Kellet, took up their position as sentinels on the little promontory, whilst Mrs Barnett, Hobson, and Long, after promising not to lose sight of their comrades, and to be on the look-out for their signal, proceeded to climb the cliff, the summit of which they reached in about a quarter of an hour.

    The Fur Country 1874

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