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quadgram	frequency
at the end of	48
of the north pole	46
the end of the	44
the top of the	42
of the polar sea	34
members of the expedition	30
at the north pole	30
the edge of the	28
the ice of the	27
attainment of the pole	26
the national geographic society	25
in the course of	25
the members of the	25
the surface of the	24
the rest of the	23
at the same time	23
the peary arctic club	23
on the morning of	22
of the peary arctic	22
a good deal of	22
for the first time	21
in the arctic regions	20
of the national geographic	20
miles from the pole	20
reached the north pole	20
to the north pole	19
on the th of	19
but there was no	18
the morning of the	18
to the pole and	18
ice of the polar	18
the movement of the	18
the discovery of the	18
of the arctic ocean	18
as soon as the	18
discovery of the north	17
a quarter of a	16
to reach the pole	16
in the morning of	15
the ice and snow	15
in spite of the	15
a member of the	15
of the united states	15
for a long time	15
movement of the ice	14
early in the morning	14
the shores of the	14
morning of the th	14
as a matter of	14
we were able to	14
my attainment of the	14
reach the north pole	13
in the middle of	13
the side of the	13
the ice king was	13
coast of grant land	13
the stars and stripes	13
member of the party	13
with the exception of	13
it was impossible to	13
of the ice king	13
at a time when	13
i am going to	13
the pole and back	13
back to the ship	13
a part of the	13
when we reached the	13
member of the expedition	12
a great deal of	12
gold medal of the	12
we are going to	12
the new york times	12
slightly reduced in size	12
on the other side	12
the coming of the	12
hundred miles from the	12
in the way of	12
to the top of	12
to get out of	12
in one of the	12
of ice and snow	12
to reach the north	12
the bottom of the	11
to the united states	11
coast and geodetic survey	11
is one of the	11
in a few minutes	11
journey to the pole	11
to get to the	11
the northern coast of	11
the morning of april	11
at the top of	11
altitude of the sun	11
two hundred and fifty	11
out on the ice	11
peary and his party	11
every member of the	11
to the end of	11
one of the most	11
i do not know	10
in front of the	10
the beginning of the	10
top of the world	10
of the musk ox	10
as we neared the	10
the success of the	10
the eyes of the	10
of the members of	10
of the expedition were	10
as well as the	10
the course of the	10
the north coast of	10
i did not know	10
of the polar controversy	10
of the long night	10
and it was not	9
the pressure of the	9
on the edge of	9
route to the pole	9
to the limit of	9
of the big lead	9
for the purpose of	9
to the east and	9
in the lee of	9
on the evening of	9
it would have been	9
back to the land	9
i shall never forget	9
the north pole and	9
the middle of the	9
it was necessary to	9
one of the sledges	9
by reason of the	9
on the part of	9
the hunter and explorer	9
the direction of the	9
as far as the	9
to the effect that	9
the coast of greenland	9
the face of the	9
was one of the	9
the center of the	9
out of the water	9
it was not until	8
from side to side	8
ice of the arctic	8
the discoverer of the	8
of the farthest north	8
the bow and arrow	8
the north pole was	8
royal geographical society of	8
the story of the	8
the deck of the	8
the effect that i	8
the quest of the	8
the university of copenhagen	8
north coast of grant	8
in the new york	8
but it was not	8
had been obliged to	8
point of heiberg land	8
return from the pole	8
the temperature of the	8
the new york herald	8
of one of the	8
two hundred and forty	8
for the polar dash	8
in the eyes of	8
lost no time in	8
out of sight of	8
on account of the	8
in view of the	8
but we did not	8
the return from the	8
the position of the	8
came in sight of	8
the weight of the	8
the farthest north of	8
conquest of the pole	8
it was possible to	8
in the afternoon of	8
of sight of land	8
as a result of	8
about the north pole	8
so far as i	8
the northern point of	8
on the upward journey	8
edge of the ice	8
of the main party	8
the conquest of the	8
to the edge of	7
the first of the	7
and that it was	7
the land and the	7
have reached the pole	7
the journey to the	7
surface of the polar	7
shores of the polar	7
as soon as we	7
but there is no	7
were glad enough to	7
eyes of the world	7
i had with me	7
lady franklin bay expedition	7
in such a way	7
the lee of the	7
the life of the	7
i want you to	7
the end of a	7
northern point of heiberg	7
on the coast of	7
on the top of	7
discovered the north pole	7
the name of the	7
at the time of	7
of the fact that	7
in a world of	7
the top of a	7
on the polar ice	7
the big lead on	7
the heat of the	7
and one of the	7
with a temperature of	7
on the following day	7
and as soon as	7
we had reached the	7
on the return journey	7
going to try to	7
that we had reached	7
was a member of	7
the ice king had	7
for the sake of	7
quarter of a mile	7
at the foot of	7
in the vicinity of	7
the sight of the	7
take the place of	7
dash for the pole	7
the lure of the	7
quest of the pole	7
and in a few	7
on the ice of	7
and in the course	7
the use of the	7
to the conclusion that	7
the best of the	7
surface of the ice	7
quarter of a century	7
as soon as possible	7
this part of the	7
with a good deal	7
the end of this	7
face to face with	6
when the sun is	6
the morning of march	6
on the last expedition	6
the th of august	6
charges made against me	6
in sight of the	6
it was a beautiful	6
in the morning we	6
hundred and fifty miles	6
i felt that i	6
the best part of	6
along the coast of	6
in the united states	6
the attainment of the	6
the northern shore of	6
a little farther on	6
rest of the party	6
hunting in the arctic	6
the rays of the	6
up and down the	6
medal of the royal	6
special great gold medal	6
season of the year	6
beyond the arctic circle	6
great gold medal of	6
about a quarter of	6
the pangs of hunger	6
a matter of course	6
a few hundred yards	6
on top of the	6
the fact that the	6
that we could not	6
as that of the	6
of men and dogs	6
would not have been	6
north pole or bust	6
the early part of	6
on the ice and	6
the next day the	6
the pole had been	6
and they had to	6
had reached the pole	6
at about the same	6
the members of my	6
to the south of	6
members of the party	6
in the face of	6
one hundred and thirty	6
the course of a	6
and it was with	6
the last of the	6
in the neighborhood of	6
in the direction of	6
we had been traveling	6
duke of the abruzzi	6
toward the end of	6
the shelter of the	6
of the dogs and	6
by the time the	6
had it not been	6
and the rest of	6
in the morning the	6
the ice and the	6
try to reach the	6
the lady franklin bay	6
as it had been	6
wind came from the	6
the other side of	6
discoverer of the north	6
as soon as they	6
the arrival of the	6
the speed of the	6
end of this march	6
to one of the	6
the altitude of the	6
the royal geographical society	6
i was able to	6
as i have said	6
the whale sound region	6
journey toward the pole	6
the real estate dealer	6
on the opposite side	6
from the time of	6
the north pole is	6
i am glad to	6
did not want to	6
in the making of	6
we were obliged to	6
it was difficult to	6
the boys were glad	6
to the polar sea	6
and that of the	6
in the event of	6
at the big lead	6
we came to a	6
on one of the	6
of the sun at	6
was in the lead	6
when the ship was	6
of the th parallel	6
dash to the pole	6
they were able to	6
about the middle of	6
edge of the lead	6
returned to the ship	6
over the ice and	6
that one of the	6
to the west of	6
for a few minutes	6
in an effort to	6
the afternoon of the	6
the edge of a	6
a few hours of	6
and a little later	6
as part of the	6
the effect of the	6
over the ice of	6
out of the question	6
came from the west	6
discovery of the pole	6
lane of open water	6
out to meet us	6
would have been a	6
the west coast of	6
he was going to	6
the vicinity of the	6
which had been left	6
an altitude of about	6
on the following morning	6
to the bottom of	6
the ice at the	6
on board the roosevelt	6
to the north of	6
the united states of	6
of the pole was	6
shore of grant land	6
we were on the	6
in order to get	6
trip to the pole	6
the special great gold	6
for more than a	6
and some of the	6
on the polar sea	6
had left the ship	6
and at the same	6
a day or two	6
the details of the	6
peary reached the pole	5
it not been for	5
would have to be	5
it looked as if	5
a dash for the	5
that it was a	5
on account of his	5
only a short distance	5
out of reach of	5
the time of the	5
only a few hours	5
the apex of the	5
the loss of the	5
was caught in the	5
on the shores of	5
there was nothing to	5
as is well known	5
effort to reach the	5
set to work to	5
to the size of	5
to the east of	5
members of the tribe	5
of the ice at	5
the real estate man	5
it is well to	5
a hole in the	5
the ice to the	5
along the northern coast	5
the north pole has	5
the th of september	5
that it was impossible	5
the souls of the	5
to return to the	5
of the lady franklin	5
was lost in the	5
the long arctic night	5
the effects of the	5
the course of an	5
image of the sun	5
top of the continent	5
the greater part of	5
a man who had	5
of meat and fat	5
in the grip of	5
the duke of the	5
for a number of	5
back to land and	5
the statement of october	5
to the arctic regions	5
andy and chet were	5
we were ready to	5
get out of the	5
in the name of	5
in a way that	5
the ascent of mt	5
the price of a	5
in the same way	5
it is true that	5
the drift of the	5
in the interest of	5
during the night the	5
we were in a	5
i knew that if	5
in a dead world	5
one of the eskimos	5
three hundred and fifty	5
a large quantity of	5
in the effort to	5
that we were now	5
an hour or so	5
is going to be	5
by the time i	5
was to turn back	5
the sides of the	5
there was no wind	5
the ice began to	5
course of an hour	5
the trail made by	5
effect that i had	5
late in the afternoon	5
hole in the ice	5
in a few days	5
of the discovery of	5
member of the tribe	5
members of my party	5
it was found that	5
of the supporting parties	5
the polar publishing co	5
their statement of october	5
expedition of the peary	5
the foot of the	5
over the polar sea	5
the trail of the	5
with the help of	5
the light of the	5
recrossing the big lead	5
along the line of	5
the dogs and the	5
in the ice and	5
shall never forget that	5
it seemed as if	5
was found to be	5
royal scottish geographical society	5
of wind and snow	5
the ice had been	5
the floor of the	5
to get back to	5
to the pole was	5
i thought of my	5
and a number of	5
in addition to the	5
the waters of the	5
the president of the	5
to take the place	5
the opposite side of	5
the swing of the	5
one of the lumber	5
the coast and geodetic	5
that he had been	5
there was not a	5
out of the way	5
when the sun was	5
a herd of musk	5
as quickly as possible	5
two hundred miles from	5
have a right to	5
the ice king is	5
into the icy water	5
with a feeling of	5
more than a hundred	5
the evening of the	5
under the pressure of	5
one after the other	5
that there is a	5
president of the peary	5
we were compelled to	5
a matter of fact	5
for the time being	5
we had made a	5
in the light of	5
the mouth of the	5
of food and fuel	5
the time had come	5
an hour or two	5
in the whale sound	5
the return of the	5
of the new york	5
but they did not	5
what had become of	5
the rigging of the	5
the size of the	5
the condition of the	5
left the ship on	5
at the time when	5
for this kind of	5
of the ice and	5
end of the line	5
and for the first	5
the first time in	5
the sun at noon	5
the place of the	5
of the royal geographical	5
the sound of the	5
one of the dogs	5
are you going to	5
was in our favor	5
of the arctic regions	5
in accordance with my	5
the east and west	5
which was to be	5
the rival polar claims	5
opposite side of the	5
it was so cold	5
had to be made	5
of the sledges and	5
been a member of	5
peary claims to have	5
bartlett and his party	5
miles of the pole	5
was a beautiful day	5
success of the expedition	5
of the south pole	5
roosevelt in winter quarters	5
of the polar quest	5
the roosevelt in winter	5
one hundred and ten	5
during the long night	5
that i had not	5
to the far north	5
between us and the	5
alone in the world	5
when the time came	5
of two hundred and	5
it is only a	5
the dogs to the	5
did not seem to	5
not in the least	5
commander peary reached the	5
and there is no	5
in the presence of	5
the dogs and sledges	5
would have been impossible	5
the latter part of	5
of the midnight sun	5
after a few hours	5
in the best of	5
from the pole to	5
double team of dogs	5
straits of belle isle	5
did not wish to	5
of the ship was	5
geographical society of london	5
the northernmost point of	5
from cape york to	5
fast in the ice	5
the rigors of the	5
of a polar bear	5
of the party was	5
i thought of the	5
like that of the	5
of the glacial fringe	5
we turned our backs	4
winter at cape sheridan	4
land of ice and	4
from cape sheridan to	4
obliged to turn back	4
to convey the idea	4
like that of a	4
to the walrus grounds	4
the comfort of the	4
but i did not	4
take advantage of the	4
of the day previous	4
at the beginning of	4
of light and color	4
had reached the north	4
right angles to the	4
from the top of	4
and andy and chet	4
of land to the	4
last and successful expedition	4
nearly two hundred and	4
it was with the	4
turned our backs upon	4
come to the conclusion	4
and i began to	4
the same time the	4
he was glad to	4
a long line of	4
sledge journey to the	4
i am inclined to	4
the auspices of the	4
i do not think	4
returning to the ship	4
a large number of	4
the head of the	4
that there would be	4
the grip of the	4
of the thermometer and	4
end of the march	4
of the land ice	4
which we had been	4
only one who had	4
proved to be the	4
of the ice to	4
of purple and gold	4
a portion of the	4
a new art of	4
the ice between the	4
i think we can	4
from time to time	4
degree of north latitude	4
in order to keep	4
of three years before	4
it was the same	4
of the city of	4
with the bow and	4
the supplies and equipment	4
to clements markham inlet	4
i have been told	4
northern coast of grant	4
hours of the day	4
i do not believe	4
three or four days	4
the th of july	4
the forward deck house	4
and chet went out	4
the united states navy	4
and forged news items	4
must be remembered that	4
beyond the th parallel	4
of the afternoon of	4
and i knew that	4
but he could not	4
two or three days	4
it took some time	4
for the greenland coast	4
the royal scottish geographical	4
a breath of air	4
northern coast of greenland	4
at the head of	4
open spaces of water	4
it must be remembered	4
at the time i	4
in his north pole	4
off the coast of	4
the wind and the	4
rays of the sun	4
the climb of mt	4
on the afternoon of	4
with which we had	4
it was intensely cold	4
he did not want	4
up to this time	4
is no use in	4
of my attainment of	4
it was with a	4
boys were glad enough	4
on the eve of	4
came to the conclusion	4
professor macmillan and his	4
of the ice pack	4
one of the greatest	4
surface of the water	4
knew that he was	4
of a few hours	4
from the north pole	4
that i did not	4
i have tried to	4
arranged by frozen taxidermy	4
convey the idea that	4
from annoatok to cape	4
of the long winter	4
i had been obliged	4
than a hundred miles	4
nearly a quarter of	4
i have since learned	4
after the return from	4
never occurred to me	4
the ascent of the	4
of occurrence of the	4
the neighborhood of the	4
to the new york	4
the father of e	4
trip to the north	4
on the way up	4
in less than a	4
frozen taxidermy and photographed	4
in the meantime the	4
camp on the ice	4
on the th we	4
is likely to be	4
of the stone age	4
the men and dogs	4
course of a few	4
it would be impossible	4
the son of a	4
to go back with	4
could not have been	4
the wind was blowing	4
to the lee of	4
is well to die	4
for a chance to	4
on the next day	4
we could not hope	4
at such a time	4
the existence of a	4
it was decided that	4
was by no means	4
the morning it was	4
from cape columbia to	4
have since learned that	4
but at the end	4
of axel heiberg land	4
fields of ice and	4
by the movement of	4
than two hundred miles	4
fights with the musk	4
we could see a	4
presentation of a gold	4
it will be remembered	4
he went back to	4
of the lumber camps	4
dawson and professor jeffer	4
and in spite of	4
does not seem to	4
of one hundred and	4
under the auspices of	4
light of the sun	4
with the aid of	4
a dead world of	4
such a way that	4
to take an observation	4
beyond the range of	4
two of the dogs	4
at the congressional investigation	4
sledges up to the	4
on board the ship	4
was glad to see	4
on their return to	4
we came to the	4
at the mercy of	4
all of the time	4
had a long talk	4
to protect it from	4
looked at each other	4
the th degree of	4
cape columbia and the	4
the bear and the	4
put in an appearance	4
that i could not	4
on the expedition of	4
one hundred and fifty	4
the hardest kind of	4
on his return to	4
in order to save	4
and one hundred and	4
greater part of the	4
before starting on the	4
according to their own	4
pole had been reached	4
loss of the ship	4
in a canvas boat	4
on both sides of	4
of grant land and	4
of the wind and	4
heavy fall of snow	4
not have time to	4
the wind came with	4
early part of the	4
to the shores of	4
our backs upon the	4
to keep up the	4
covered with young ice	4
returning from the north	4
he reached the pole	4
searching the horizon for	4
was due to the	4
cape sheridan to cape	4
stars and stripes at	4
people of the farthest	4
it would not be	4
and his two eskimos	4
at a safe distance	4
he was able to	4
away from the ship	4
one hundred and twenty	4
the distance had been	4
of new york city	4
grinding of the ice	4
five hundred and twenty	4
the average temperature at	4
for the reason that	4
the rush of the	4
but he did not	4
two meals a day	4
brought up the rear	4
some of the eskimos	4
on my return to	4
on the upward voyage	4
we could not have	4
the four north pole	4
twenty miles a day	4
where the ice king	4
not seem to be	4
of the ice of	4
the line of march	4
it was to be	4
of the expedition on	4
at the next camp	4
as if we were	4
in the polar regions	4
bull fights with the	4
for the rest of	4
for a short time	4
on the surface of	4
i knew that the	4
and the temperature was	4
of the day before	4
on the sledge trip	4
their dogs and sledges	4
at cape morris jesup	4
to hunt in the	4
of the man who	4
return to the land	4
captain bartlett and his	4
to go with me	4
that in the peary	4
on the deck of	4
had been left there	4
through which we had	4
in regard to the	4
pulsating creatures in a	4
commander of the ice	4
in the morning it	4
a long sledge journey	4
the man who had	4
the lee of a	4
the day and night	4
not a word was	4
and had to be	4
of the central polar	4
i was on the	4
for the ice to	4
of reach of the	4
and we had to	4
it did not seem	4
and there was no	4
would be impossible to	4
years of experience in	4
condition of the ice	4
the honor of the	4
it is impossible to	4
the next day we	4
northern shore of grant	4
be done in the	4
but they were not	4
the middle of february	4
the th of october	4
in the box houses	4
you are going to	4
to be on the	4
in an endeavor to	4
it was the last	4
to look forward to	4
which we were attached	4
editor of the platform	4
we were forced to	4
the mystery of the	4
to go back to	4
before man was made	4
for one hundred and	4
each hour of the	4
waters of the arctic	4
with all possible speed	4
i had not been	4
it is necessary to	4
in a snow shelter	4
faked and forged news	4
and on the th	4
the men of the	4
the next march was	4
the early days of	4
there would be no	4
the land to the	4
in one of these	4
to which we were	4
and i have been	4
and i did not	4
a few minutes later	4
started for the greenland	4
at one of the	4
preparations for the polar	4
i had reached the	4
of the polar bear	4
went on josiah graham	4
who had been with	4
quarters at cape sheridan	4
said andy to chet	4
to which i had	4
the remainder of the	4
one pound of pemmican	4
as far as possible	4
that i had had	4
of not less than	4
a copy of the	4
out of the ordinary	4
of the th of	4
held up by the	4
north pole has been	4
was at this time	4
had been made by	4
the central polar sea	4
the edges of the	4
the object of the	4
of the opinion that	4
of the most important	4
peary reached the north	4
was to be a	4
the first boys at	4
a plentiful supply of	4
the force of the	4
in spite of my	4
top of the globe	4
seven hundred miles from	4
the presence of the	4
to try to get	4
along the west coast	4
tribe of two hundred	4
at right angles to	4
the master of the	4
when the main party	4
but it is a	4
to the frozen north	4
something must be done	4
barwell dawson and professor	4
in the case of	4
a temperature of minus	4
five miles from the	4
and the north pole	4
every foot of the	4
cape york to etah	4
for a distance of	4
was to be our	4
peaks of cape columbia	4
anything to do with	4
the new members of	4
a lane of open	4
en route to the	4
in a land of	4
there is no use	4
other members of the	4
to the surface of	4
is the discoverer of	4
it could not be	4
that there was no	4
creatures in a dead	4
a time when i	4
the fall and winter	4
of the ice on	4
at north star bay	4
that the ice was	4
breezes of the north	4
had the desired effect	4
as a means of	4
in their statement of	4
portion of the arctic	4
heads in the rigging	4
of a gold medal	4
in the act of	4
the curtain of night	4
at the pole the	4
in the hope of	4
for a week or	4
the ice about was	4
about the same time	4
the ice along the	4
his north pole furs	4
heard the sound of	4
to see that the	4
miles to the pole	4
and during that time	4
could not hope to	4
were the only pulsating	4
the ice on the	4
sledge journey toward the	4
every now and then	4
the ship and the	4
distance had been covered	4
on the greenland coast	4
taxidermy and photographed by	4
the thermometer and barometer	4
there was no danger	4
by the fact that	4
and photographed by flashlight	4
was impossible to see	4
much of the time	4
and the dogs were	4
the trip to the	4
i did not feel	4
from now on it	4
quarter of an hour	4
should be able to	4
where they had been	4
for hundreds of miles	4
on this march we	4
only pulsating creatures in	4
in the midst of	4
and stripes at the	4
eskimo type of sledge	4
altitudes of the sun	4
dead world of ice	4
not reach the pole	4
the horizon for land	4
in the center of	4
of the eskimos were	4
am going to try	4
first boys at the	4
united states of america	4
it will be seen	4
which i had set	4
which we had left	4
the polar sea to	4
in a few hours	4
rigging of the roosevelt	4
and for a time	4
this kind of work	4
if only we could	4
animals of the arctic	4
with the musk ox	4
the weather was good	4
have been impossible to	4
to the land and	4
the straits of belle	4
the only pulsating creatures	4
starting on the sledge	4
it was in the	4
in the history of	4
by frozen taxidermy and	4
the last day of	4
the world has ever	4
master of the roosevelt	4
polar sea to the	4
a long run of	4
miles to the north	4
of cold and hunger	4
the sledges up to	4
the dogs had been	4
the commander of the	4
to the roosevelt in	4
deck of the roosevelt	4
in the rigging of	4
to try to reach	4
i was going to	4
hundred and twenty miles	4
to be ready for	4
quite a number of	3
that we had passed	3
auguries for success in	3
the north pole by	3
to reach the top	3
the slope of the	3
and in order to	3
set of the ice	3
each one of us	3
and professor jeffer were	3
while i was in	3
of mental and physical	3
the progress of the	3
through the straits of	3
superintendent of the united	3
did not reach the	3
in clements markham inlet	3
and oblige yours truly	3
their return to america	3
the first antarctic night	3
to the man who	3
of a man who	3
had come to the	3
in the art of	3
to the south and	3
he had been a	3
that the ice king	3
heat of the sun	3
in the shape of	3
of frozen meat and	3
of the arctic sea	3
during this march we	3
order to keep the	3
about one thousand feet	3
that it was the	3
miles from cape columbia	3
the range of life	3
crown prince gustav sea	3
made no attempt to	3
what do you mean	3
in a world where	3
the north pole may	3
so that we could	3
out on the sea	3
to get away from	3
admitted that in the	3
had been delayed by	3
a heavy fall of	3
when out on the	3
during the long winter	3
we reached the igloo	3
that captain bartlett had	3
at the pole and	3
all shapes and sizes	3
a great deal more	3
as soon as it	3
which i had never	3
by a block of	3
had been left behind	3
macmillan and his party	3
it is possible for	3
i reached the pole	3
the way of it	3
soon as they had	3
in mind to do	3
the indictment of september	3
be able to get	3
the history of the	3
were put to work	3
pounds of meat and	3
by my enemies to	3
of a brisk wind	3
and his party had	3
pacific waters at bay	3
expedition to the arctic	3
it is possible to	3
i knew that he	3
and the sight of	3
of ice and cold	3
the ice of robeson	3
illustration of the fact	3
and went to sleep	3
for the spring sledge	3
day was spent in	3
of a series of	3
to the memory of	3
nothing else to do	3
the th of november	3
brown humbug up to	3
was on the point	3
as well have been	3
and we were not	3
had been with me	3
the fields of ice	3
fight with polar bears	3
to give him a	3
of my arctic work	3
to turn back at	3
and when we reached	3
to the peary interests	3
to an altitude of	3
which we traveled was	3
for a few moments	3
than it had been	3
the second day out	3
to face with the	3
to make the trip	3
the winter and the	3
leaving the main party	3
in winter quarters at	3
crossed the big lead	3
of the rival polar	3
the freedom of the	3
had to be sent	3
on which we had	3
of the sultan of	3
quest of the walrus	3
each member of the	3
to get rid of	3
might as well have	3
to be found in	3
was hard to realize	3
striking distance of the	3
as the sun sank	3
the dusky plains of	3
like a sheet of	3
the boys did not	3
surface of the mercury	3
to cope with the	3
of the day we	3
the closing of the	3
by a series of	3
the spring sledge journey	3
turned in for a	3
western coast of greenland	3
a course was set	3
one thousand pounds of	3
the pressure from the	3
the country around there	3
reached the pole on	3
of those who had	3
direct freezing of the	3
two of the esquimaux	3
as the discoverer of	3
last day of february	3
the sun came out	3
camp at the pole	3
please send me postpaid	3
the work was done	3
but it was only	3
child of the sultan	3
is the grave of	3
it was easy to	3
i was surprised to	3
a sheet of rubber	3
to the world and	3
at an altitude of	3
is impossible for me	3
in order that the	3
that his uncle si	3
farthest north of all	3
we were now in	3
less than two hundred	3
a few hours in	3
the history of exploration	3
just the right moment	3
it was a hard	3
the failure of the	3
to do with the	3
half a mile to	3
of all shapes and	3
i knew it was	3
was separated from the	3
have succeeded without the	3
it was a fine	3
a group of men	3
which i might make	3
we had passed the	3
i was unable to	3
latter part of the	3
for the return to	3
am inclined to believe	3
eclipse of the sun	3
there can be no	3
some of my eskimos	3
excepting the north would	3
a long list of	3
in the quest of	3
he be given a	3
with their dogs and	3
hundred and ten fathoms	3
the making of sledges	3
of grant land to	3
i had no time	3
we had crossed the	3
my return from the	3
a good mind to	3
for three days the	3
the captain of the	3
as flat as a	3
for the north pole	3
go back to the	3
western shore of the	3
it seems to me	3
to think of the	3
to be gained by	3
in order to secure	3
cap of north greenland	3
part of the way	3
had been a member	3
on the night of	3
stretch of open water	3
i could not say	3
the help of the	3
with the sun at	3
of which i had	3
a few hours the	3
humbug up to date	3
the open water was	3
caught in the ice	3
the real estate agent	3
region through which we	3
was to go to	3
why did he not	3
enclosed find three dollars	3
to the pole itself	3
three members of the	3
as far south as	3
were out of sight	3
man who tried to	3
in our underground den	3
and the ice was	3
a necessary part of	3
a sense of the	3
of the eskimo women	3
would be able to	3
with some of the	3
middle of the afternoon	3
ice over which we	3
which might have been	3
through the ice and	3
so thick that it	3
winter quarters at cape	3
we had left behind	3
there is no telling	3
and the wind was	3
that they had been	3
it was only a	3
the record of the	3
as soon as i	3
a world where every	3
one of the largest	3
any of the others	3
success of the venture	3
direction of the camp	3
at the side of	3
and then sat down	3
for the most part	3
we were too busy	3
i did not understand	3
through the first antarctic	3
to get under way	3
made their way to	3
as long as we	3
before and after the	3
down to the ground	3
one at a time	3
and at last the	3
told them of the	3
franklin bay expedition of	3
of the force of	3
of the natives were	3
tons of whale meat	3
and he was glad	3
the present status of	3
had to be done	3
to have been there	3
half of the distance	3
which please send me	3
is a matter of	3
time had come to	3
the shore of the	3
when we get to	3
the whole problem of	3
own statement of october	3
of brain and muscle	3
the very beginning of	3
a part of this	3
that we did not	3
the commander and the	3
the igloos were being	3
the chill of the	3
no matter what the	3
up the rear with	3
to a place where	3
reach the top of	3
we did not suffer	3
hundred miles of the	3
the mercy of the	3
by the ice pack	3
the motion of the	3
in the public mind	3
occurred to me that	3
of this money was	3
and that i had	3
a distance of fifty	3
for a series of	3
it was very cold	3
of the diurnal tide	3
the end of october	3
flung to the frigid	3
five miles north of	3
for he did not	3
on the ice raft	3
from the land to	3
between cape columbia and	3
the account of the	3
me that he was	3
never see them again	3
had the misfortune to	3
and so am i	3
of the sun was	3
on the last day	3
me that it is	3
commander and his party	3
of the ice during	3
at the edge of	3
sure that we had	3
were too busy with	3
by the force of	3
we could see the	3
the same as that	3
the roosevelt at cape	3
unfair methods of the	3
afternoon of the th	3
surprised to find that	3
officer of the navy	3
we were to take	3
the truth of the	3
the third supporting party	3
one of the sailors	3
on the previous day	3
moss as a wick	3
a gust of wind	3
we ought to be	3
the big lead in	3
to return to my	3
in the absence of	3
the lake hazen region	3
hole in my belt	3
the power of the	3
for the attainment of	3
were able to make	3
the pressure on the	3
which he was to	3
the lyceum and chautauqua	3
that at cape sheridan	3
to keep out of	3
we kept up the	3
under the lash of	3
is true that the	3
the relative merits of	3
he would have had	3
the pole on april	3
between the land and	3
their own statement of	3
as food for the	3
national geographic society of	3
called national geographic society	3
as we approached the	3
bringing up the rear	3
while this work was	3
one would expect to	3
return the following year	3
day of the year	3
the old eskimo type	3
of the polar regions	3
of getting to the	3
in command of the	3
peary type of sledge	3
the sledge journey to	3
there was no need	3
the sun had been	3
supplies for the spring	3
while out on the	3
in advance of the	3
the product of the	3
abroad in every direction	3
the foothills of mt	3
waters at bay fiord	3
in the beginning of	3
medal of the national	3
to the fact that	3
about one hundred and	3
on the grant land	3
and now and then	3
the dogs and sledge	3
days were spent in	3
back to the united	3
the cause of the	3
we were awakened by	3
a week or two	3
the great cliffs of	3
a place on the	3
came up with a	3
for a brief spell	3
to make such a	3
north of the th	3
one hundred and eighty	3
we hitched the dogs	3
of the sledges had	3
the two boys were	3
the result of the	3
with the use of	3
of the central pack	3
the pack disturbance of	3
the ice in robeson	3
so as to be	3
as there was no	3
reach the big nail	3
to have reached the	3
no longer able to	3
miles south of the	3
to the ice king	3
dogs were on the	3
the middle of june	3
of the royal family	3
negro explorer at the	3
all there was in	3
only a few yards	3
they had left the	3
a depth of fathoms	3
a fair march of	3
his face showed his	3
soon as the ice	3
of the glory of	3
between etah and cape	3
land to the westward	3
the approach of the	3
of the expedition that	3
early in the season	3
point of departure and	3
into the great unknown	3
i was about to	3
nothing to do but	3
the th of april	3
some of the best	3
one way or another	3
protect it from the	3
after a good sleep	3
the going was much	3
at this time the	3
was not very cold	3
for the loss of	3
it was not very	3
i gave orders to	3
had been in the	3
from etah to cape	3
will be seen that	3
a series of observations	3
of the far north	3
part of the afternoon	3
a sigh of relief	3
hour of the twenty	3
there is only one	3
city at cape columbia	3
in comparison with the	3
covered with snow and	3
the image of the	3
purple run of death	3
through the deep snow	3
a knowledge of the	3
which he had been	3
there was a good	3
weight of the sledges	3
of the pole at	3
at a great distance	3
on the rocks and	3
the north of us	3
next day the sun	3
that it is an	3
journey to the north	3
in a sea of	3
and i felt the	3
hundred miles over the	3
in the depths of	3
he was in a	3
the dogs were on	3
all day long the	3
the first few days	3
to go to cape	3
every phase of the	3
who had been left	3
under the impulse of	3
city of new york	3
deserted child of the	3
and fell in the	3
the point where the	3
if you want to	3
explorer at the north	3
over sea and land	3
the ice so that	3
a distance of one	3
to get at the	3
to go on the	3
and when they were	3
inside the tide crack	3
the ice on which	3
engaged in private enterprises	3
of the polar night	3
that it could not	3
that i had reached	3
the most northerly point	3
to go to work	3
to the last degree	3
atlantic to the pacific	3
let me do something	3
which we were to	3
a way as to	3
was no easy matter	3
there was always the	3
as best they could	3
the sun does not	3
the young ice was	3
all the way from	3
i had told them	3
the coldest season of	3
day and night were	3
when he did not	3
from the atlantic to	3
other side of the	3
and down the shore	3
as far as cape	3
was glad enough to	3
rail onto the ice	3
similar to that of	3
to me as if	3
as a last resort	3
roosevelt at cape sheridan	3
the long run of	3
possible for me to	3
there was nothing but	3
could be done by	3
it is impossible for	3
hundred and ten days	3
and the sky was	3
we got under way	3
the wind had been	3
in store for us	3
not dip at night	3
the breaking of the	3
was down to minus	3
all my arctic work	3
up on the ice	3
we were glad to	3
the interest of the	3
at the time to	3
the ice for the	3
in a circuitous route	3
said chet to andy	3
a spot where the	3
the way to the	3
the man who tried	3
with the new york	3
most of his time	3
as we went along	3
by the university of	3
on the glacial fringe	3
some of the others	3
the international bureau of	3
rolled over and over	3
cape columbia to the	3
that had just been	3
most of the time	3
the next day they	3
this march we had	3
the day or night	3
moving sea of ice	3
in the end of	3
get out of here	3
the morning of february	3
too weary to build	3
what was going on	3
at this time that	3
get those papers back	3
had served their purpose	3
i gave him a	3
seemed as if the	3
and after a few	3
is responsible for the	3
on the face of	3
with eager eyes we	3
for the ice king	3
together with sealskin thongs	3
in the open water	3
who is responsible for	3
in our northward progress	3
was surprised to find	3
the start was made	3
time of occurrence of	3
i had been at	3
the back of the	3
it will be a	3
sultan of the north	3
williamson and barwell dawson	3
there was no land	3
it was no longer	3
in the rush of	3
the condensation of the	3
we returned to the	3
the end of four	3
he was compelled to	3
the first day of	3
as far as i	3
rush of the storm	3
from the land and	3
in a few moments	3
of reaching the pole	3
to the line of	3
to reach the goal	3
published in the new	3
andy and chet went	3
cuts on his head	3
more than a few	3
in some of the	3
in which i was	3
for a few days	3
character of the ice	3
here and there with	3
the pacific waters at	3
the top of his	3
a small quantity of	3
the bow of the	3
all abroad in every	3
took some time for	3
since leaving the land	3
in the arctic the	3
stopped by open water	3
to me that it	3
both cook and peary	3
that the wind had	3
in the foothills of	3
the expedition was to	3
the musk ox and	3
status of the polar	3
that there was a	3
musk ox and caribou	3
the advantage of the	3
far as i know	3
over the polar ice	3
it was shown that	3
as much as possible	3
fifteen miles a day	3
the north and south	3
had in his possession	3
to go to the	3
the man on the	3
of all my arctic	3
far to the south	3
to cape columbia in	3
on one side and	3
first week of the	3
miles to the east	3
of the power of	3
and back to land	3
a friend of mine	3
by a kind of	3
to take advantage of	3
he said he had	3
in the afternoon we	3
i was conscious of	3
the news of the	3
of our last cartridges	3
on the oscar ii	3
evening of the th	3
we were the only	3
shake of his head	3
is not to be	3
the crest of the	3
as we passed the	3
cook and his two	3
to the trail again	3
i could not sleep	3
the next morning with	3
top of the earth	3
it was due to	3
th degree of north	3
world has ever known	3
the land of ice	3
day after day we	3
it was no easy	3
all the members of	3
had at last been	3
they did not know	3
the bar of public	3
north of cape columbia	3
on the lookout for	3
for which i had	3
with the coming of	3
of meat and skins	3
as many of the	3
other parts of the	3
captain williamson and barwell	3
in substantiation of his	3
the impulse of the	3
over and over in	3
two sleeps from land	3
that observations were made	3
edge of the glacial	3
of the man and	3
we may as well	3
the glory of the	3
but i do not	3
i do not understand	3
on the success of	3
on the other hand	3
the baffin bay tide	3
the sun is low	3
the excitement was over	3
of the expedition of	3
distance of one hundred	3
was a part of	3
i realized that the	3
the thickness of the	3
for which please send	3
such a way as	3
are used in the	3
the great iron stone	3
the first supporting party	3
temperature of the body	3
of north grant land	3
i should have been	3
their way to the	3
the tides along the	3
as well as i	3
from the pole the	3
air was full of	3
try for the pole	3
a hundred miles from	3
would have been the	3
five miles to the	3
was that i was	3
the western side of	3
i was not surprised	3
with the utmost care	3
on this last expedition	3
of clements markham inlet	3
the sight of them	3
as proof of a	3
all of the expedition	3
the character of the	3
it is probable that	3
equipment for the return	3
close to the shore	3
the cold and the	3
a series of articles	3
the coast of maine	3
as long as the	3
you going to do	3
been with me on	3
need of fuel economy	3
the gloom of the	3
every part of the	3
it did not take	3
in the latter part	3
for the winter and	3
letter in his pocket	3
in the sense that	3
this time i knew	3
as if they were	3
of the men had	3
that i reached the	3
to the frigid breezes	3
that he be given	3
of the pole and	3
to their own statement	3
between the ship and	3
party at the pole	3
we looked at each	3
to live in the	3
to the big lead	3
i did not think	3
i had made no	3
we had been obliged	3
the desolation of the	3
that there is no	3
was not in the	3
the results of the	3
the frigid breezes of	3
we had not gone	3
which we had to	3
every one of the	3
with the souls of	3
which he did not	3
crushed by the ice	3
been in the water	3
came to a halt	3
the winter quarters of	3
hundred miles from svartevoeg	3
was but natural that	3
to seek the pole	3
sought the lee of	3
to the shelter of	3
cape columbia on the	3
off on a hunt	3
were to be used	3
some of the sailors	3
we had learned to	3
the next day was	3
this i did not	3
and even in the	3
to the limits of	3
i have given them	3
we should have been	3
day long the wind	3
to the depth of	3
to get the papers	3
and half an hour	3
side of the ship	3
as the result of	3
while the igloos were	3
had in mind to	3
as we could see	3
the grinding of the	3
a short distance away	3
miles from the north	3
a way that the	3
in the immediate vicinity	3
nothing to do with	3
the base of the	3
on the shore of	3
there was no open	3
more than two hundred	3
to be able to	3
where all meridians meet	3
a new lead opened	3
men and dogs in	3
sang out barwell dawson	3
the possible existence of	3
for a man to	3
to pieces in the	3
to former president taft	3
did not care to	3
the unfair methods of	3
and the old scientist	3
which had formed since	3
it was hard to	3
it was a long	3
for which we had	3
it seemed as though	3
those who had died	3
the evening of march	3
along the greenland coast	3
over and over again	3
about two thousand feet	3
letter to president wilson	3
water of the lead	3
by the experience of	3
position of the pole	3
i had had no	3
the passage of the	3
less than a month	3
of the ship and	3
on the first day	3
the level of the	3
there was no question	3
had a hard time	3
the captain and his	3
winter quarters of the	3
this march we crossed	3
the start of the	3
the story of my	3
i did not have	3
yards from the ship	3
the range of vision	3
unable to cope with	3
it was but natural	3
to win the prize	3
the time i had	3
was made to the	3
to the storburgh camp	3
seemed to indicate that	3
for the united states	3
get to the pole	3
on the verge of	3
present status of the	3
hundred and fifty pounds	3
professor jeffer and dr	3
the aching vastness of	3
in order to make	3
on the back of	3
myself that i had	3
the roosevelt was built	3
his discovery of the	3
the size of a	3
is of the same	3
of an hour we	3
that they had a	3
set out for the	3
to catch their breath	3
i wrote in my	3
one sledge out of	3
found to be a	3
the part of the	3
frigid breezes of the	3
the new siberian islands	3
the spot where the	3
jets of steam from	3
members of the national	3
of the stretch of	3
to state my case	3
trying to reach the	3
experience has been that	3
no alternative but to	3
wrote in my diary	3
first camp at the	3
into the stomachs of	3
to get his bearings	3
by the end of	3
and the real estate	3
the sledges had been	3
were now in the	3
of the tribe for	3
of the sun is	3
as one of the	3
suppose we ought to	3
moving seas of ice	3
to the north and	3
we were ready for	3
bureau of polar research	3
during the fall and	3
on the point of	3
in a low voice	3
and ten days in	3
it is said that	3
at the last moment	3
to do but to	3
by a group of	3
north pole on april	3
four hundred and thirteen	3
the verge of starvation	3
was so cold that	3
to enable us to	3
in the evening we	3
we were in the	3
i should not have	3
along the shores of	3
of meat and blubber	3
between me and the	3
the rest of our	3
it was not a	3
as i had done	3
that it was not	3
game in the arctic	3
within a few yards	3
i am bound to	3
the big lead was	3
to turn back from	3
pressure of the wind	3
and the glory of	3
the fact that our	3
what are you going	3
could not be replaced	3
six or seven miles	3
they were on the	3
i thrilled with the	3
the time when the	3
that i was to	3
not far away were	3
of my own party	3
very close to the	3
the ladder of latitudes	3
had no means of	3
the point of the	3
i went to my	3
grant land and greenland	3
the gold medal of	3
but it did not	3
merits of the polar	3
now that we had	3
the dogs were in	3
miles over the polar	3
between the roosevelt and	3
march of not less	3
if he is a	3
big game of the	3
get back to land	3
progress of the expedition	3
it was on this	3
to come back to	3
work was going on	3
the spot where they	3
were on the ship	3
we left the ship	3
it was not long	3
near the end of	3
because of the need	3
lashed together with sealskin	3
reached the boreal center	3
arctic club of america	3
and over in the	3
had refused to let	3
it is not necessary	3
we had not been	3
and it was a	3
searched the dusky plains	3
break in the ice	3
shall never forget the	3
from this time on	3
the ice over which	3
see the sun again	3
that he would be	3
it was certainly a	3
or a hundred feet	3
life about cape sparbo	3
of the same length	3
all through the winter	3
part of the journey	3
had not been able	3
the wind did not	3
by various members of	3
glad to know you	3
in all my arctic	3
a sight of the	3
at just the right	3
about the same as	3
a thousand feet above	3
it was too late	3
came out to meet	3
if i did not	3
was not long before	3
members of my own	3
the other members of	3
of the expedition was	3
a place where the	3
we would have to	3
had been broken up	3
the south of us	3
there would have been	3
peary and the children	3
new art of chase	3
the moon and the	3
the commander and his	3
which we had come	3
i believed that i	3
went back to the	3
record of farthest north	3
the air was full	3
within striking distance of	3
the tent or igloo	3
traveling at a good	3
the depth of the	3
of the pioneer division	3
the walrus and the	3
a few of the	3
i was forced to	3
the ruins of the	3
i do not mean	3
we were fortunate in	3
taking to the land	3
at the rate of	3
observations of the expedition	3
i told him to	3
within a few feet	3
so as to make	3
and we had no	3
we built an igloo	3
when i returned to	3
ice of robeson channel	3
for i knew that	3
igloos were being built	3
five hundred miles from	3
a few days later	3
and many of them	3
this was the first	3
etah to cape sheridan	3
not a breath of	3
road to moose ridge	3
from rock to rock	3
for just such an	3
one hundred and forty	3
way to the pole	3
morning of april when	3
an officer of the	3
as we crossed the	3
the day was beautiful	3
known as the north	3
observation at the pole	3
of the polar pack	3
take a look around	3
to the pacific waters	3
the sultan of the	3
spurred on by the	3
the twin peaks of	3
he was at the	3
a mile from here	3
the cabin of the	3
storm of wind and	3
part of the ship	3
back to land the	3
on which the earth	3
man on the ledge	3
the wall of the	3
the press of the	3
the difficulties of the	3
to see what was	3
it seems to be	3
who discovered the north	3
the difference in the	3
at the point where	3
the sun was low	3
caught sight of a	3
of the day or	3
five flags at the	3
in spite of all	3
was no question of	3
movement of the tides	3
stripes at the pole	3
the atlantic to the	3
he seems to be	3
and we were obliged	3
would expect to find	3
a long talk with	3
for more than three	3
but i must have	3
by this time i	3
there is a little	3
in the past had	3
this was all the	3
had been left here	3
and it would be	3
point of the cape	3
the glacial fringe of	3
sent back to the	3
the public has been	3
of the body was	3
the west of us	3
there was a strong	3
geographic society of washington	3
the sun sank into	3
is to be found	3
of the need of	3
the united states naval	3
of the ship by	3
with any degree of	3
for every foot of	3
a foot or two	3
of all the world	3
keep out of the	3
him as far as	3
have been compelled to	3
the charges made against	3
there is no other	3
i must have been	3
pole has been honestly	3
of the men who	3
vastness of the world	3
by this time the	3
the purple run of	3
and the very next	3
we should not have	3
he ought to be	3
miles to the south	3
the united states to	3
were not long in	3
had gone to the	3
this work was going	3
not been able to	3
at the risk of	3
ahead of the main	3
be sent back to	3
and the work of	3
that it is a	3
was the only one	3
the point of departure	3
bar of public opinion	3
the clump of spruces	3
shores of the lead	3
too busy with the	3
when he heard the	3
the plans for the	3
one of the first	3
the very low temperature	3
on a hunting trip	3
with me on the	3
and up to the	3
a cup of tea	3
it was a clear	3
during the previous summer	3
me to make a	3
that we had to	3
in the shelter of	3
making it difficult to	3
a double team of	3
he turned back to	3
motion of the ice	3
the number of dogs	3
annoatok to cape york	3
by the opening of	3
had had no instruments	3
it was the first	3
land to the pole	3
commander peary and his	3
there will be a	3
international bureau of polar	3
they came in sight	3
as far as it	3
fastened the dogs to	3
ice so thin that	3
make a dash for	3
they were not in	3
ice at the pole	3
gave the order to	3
a picture of the	3
we had gone only	3
this time we were	3
that the hand which	3
thousand feet above us	3
just ahead of us	3
in which we were	3
president of the united	3
a little farther along	3
the final sledge journey	3
was packed on the	3
lyceum and chautauqua magazine	3
from village to village	3
on my return from	3
returned to new york	3
at the place where	3
in the region of	3
they were to go	3
that the pole had	3
when nearing the pole	3
of the polar conquest	3
crane city at cape	3
which i had been	3
the north pole or	3
in a short time	3
late in the evening	3
in the snow and	3
for nearly a quarter	3
did not have time	3
had at one time	3
looks to me as	3
the western shore of	3
number of forced marches	3
drift of the ice	3
the route to the	3
and at the end	3
on the same day	3
the need of fuel	3
despite the fact that	3
a long distance away	3
we were still in	3
vicinity of the pole	3
new members of the	3
more than a year	3
the building of the	3
of grant land as	3
as well as his	3
to take care of	3
the north pole on	3
have something to eat	3
of the big iceberg	3
while the boys listened	3
the north pole chapter	3
in the process of	3
of nearness to land	3
in the eskimo quarters	3
through to cape columbia	3
the road to moose	3
the north pole from	3
departure and return of	3
the ice king to	3
the hospitality of the	3
on the return from	3
more or less level	3
the web of shame	3
over which we traveled	3
us and the land	3
it would be a	3
near the th parallel	3
as he saw the	3
the clothing of the	3
had not gone far	3
nations of the world	3
to the door and	3
he did not do	3
sledges and dog teams	3
has been honestly reached	3
as the roosevelt was	3
he did not know	3
the top of mt	3
apex of the world	3
of the polar attainment	3
barwell dawson to the	3
it would be best	3
the snow was deeper	3
of most of the	3
one of our last	3
a man in a	3
which had not been	3
to break the news	3
a serious arctic expedition	3
with one of the	3
there was no proof	3
there is always a	3
some of the natives	3
there was not room	3
of the white man	3
over the side of	3
the captain and the	3
began to feel the	3
museum of natural history	3
on the north shore	3
thickness of the ice	3
to make up for	3
proved to be a	3
the most northerly human	3
and also to the	3
the opening of the	3
would have had to	3
far to the eastward	3
had with me on	3
packed on the sledges	3
been obliged to turn	3
the name of this	3
the difference between the	3
as we left the	3
a few moments the	3
be one of the	3
over which we had	3
the morning of august	3
i had set myself	3
it seemed to me	3
a few yards of	3
from now on we	3
the survival of the	3
of the artificial horizon	3
relief station for dr	3
half an hour later	3
in time for a	3
the appearance of the	3
the traces of the	3
and when we camped	3
aching vastness of the	3
the city of new	3
the weaving of the	3
from the farthest north	3
with the force of	3
talked the matter over	3
from the ship to	3
one of the party	3
for a few hours	3
an ample supply of	3
with the movement of	3
been at the north	3
east of cape sparbo	3
a negro explorer at	3
at the sight of	3
with a number of	3
was a series of	3
the noise of the	3
the northern end of	3
to the door of	3
of departure and return	3
spot where they had	3
etah and cape sheridan	3
and friends of the	3
lake of young ice	3
caught up with the	3
we continued our course	3
of the ice in	3
into the polar sea	3
to the westward of	3
of the associated press	3
set fire to the	3
was no longer possible	3
all of the party	3
during all this time	3
of one of our	3
the journey from cape	3
four north pole eskimos	3
and did not require	3