Changeset 2621

Timestamp:

06/19/07 03:46:27 (2 years ago)

Author:

kmaclean

Message:

update master prompts file with prompts from user submission:starlite-20070618-fur7

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-starlite-20070613-fur6/mfc/fur0269 LEAVING THEIR BLEEDING CARCASSES TO BE DEVOURED BY WOLVES AND BEARS
-starlite-20070613-fur6/mfc/fur0270 END OF CHAPTER SIX
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0001 PART ONE CHAPTER SEVEN OF THE FUR COUNTRY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0002 BY JULES VERNE THIS IS A LIBRIVOX RECORDING
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0003 ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0004 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRIVOX DOT ORG
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0005 THE FUR COUNTRY BY JULES VERNE PART ONE CHAPTER SEVEN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0006 THE ARCTIC CIRCLE THE EXPEDITION CONTINUED TO ADVANCE TOWARDS THE NORTH WEST
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0007 BUT THE GREAT INEQUALITIES OF THE GROUND
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0008 MADE IT HARD WORK FOR THE DOGS TO GET ALONG
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0009 AND THE POOR CREATURES WHO COULD HARDLY BE HELD IN WHEN THEY STARTED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0010 WERE NOW QUIET ENOUGH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0011 EIGHT OR TEN MILES A DAY WERE AS MUCH AS THEY COULD ACCOMPLISH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0012 ALTHOUGH LIEUTENANT HOBSON URGED THEM ON TO THE UTMOST
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0013 HE WAS ANXIOUS TO GET TO FORT CONFIDENCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0014 ON THE FURTHER SIDE OF THE GREAT BEAR LAKE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0015 WHERE HE HOPED TO OBTAIN SOME USEFUL INFORMATION
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0016 HAD THE INDIANS FREQUENTING THE NORTHERN BANKS OF THE LAKE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0017 BEEN ABLE TO CROSS THE DISTRICTS ON THE SHORES OF THE SEA
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0018 WAS THE ARCTIC OCEAN OPEN AT THIS TIME OF YEAR
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0019 THESE WERE GRAVE QUESTIONS THE REPLY TO WHICH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0020 WOULD DECIDE THE FATE OF THE NEW FACTORY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0021 THE COUNTRY THROUGH WHICH THE LITTLE TROOP WAS NOW PASSING
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0022 WAS INTERSECTED BY NUMEROUS STREAMS MOSTLY TRIBUTARIES OF THE TWO LARGE RIVERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0023 THE MACKENZIE AND COPPERMINE WHICH FLOW FROM THE SOUTH TO THE NORTH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0024 AND EMPTY THEMSELVES INTO THE ARCTIC OCEAN LAKES LAGOONS AND NUMEROUS POOLS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0025 ARE FORMED BETWEEN THESE TWO PRINCIPAL ARTERIES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0026 AND AS THEY WERE NO LONGER FROZEN OVER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0027 THE SLEDGES COULD NOT VENTURE UPON THEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0028 AND WERE COMPELLED TO GO AROUND THEM WHICH CAUSED CONSIDERABLE DELAY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0029 LIEUTENANT HOBSON WAS CERTAINLY RIGHT IN SAYING
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0030 THAT WINTER IS THE TIME TO VISIT THE HYPERBOREAN REGIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0031 FOR THEY ARE THEN FAR EASIER TO TRAVERSE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0032 MRS PAULINA BARNETT HAD REASON TO OWN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0033 THE JUSTICE OF THIS ASSERTION THAN ONCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0034 THIS REGION INCLUDED IN THE CURSED LAND WAS BESIDES COMPLETELY DESERTED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0035 AS ARE THE GREATER PORTION OF THE DISTRICTS OF THE EXTREME NORTH OF AMERICA
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0036 IT HAS BEEN ESTIMATED THAT THERE IS BUT ONE INHABITANT TO EVERY TEN SQUARE MILES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0037 BESIDES THE SCATTERED NATIVES THERE ARE SOME FEW THOUSAND AGENTS OR SOLDIERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0038 OF THE DIFFERENT FUR TRADING COMPANIES BUT THEY MOSTLY CONGREGATE IN THE SOUTHERN DISTRICTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0039 AND ABOUT THE VARIOUS FACTORIES NO HUMAN FOOTPRINTS GLADDENED THE EYES OF THE TRAVELLERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0040 THE ONLY TRACES ON THE SANDY SOIL WERE THOSE OF RUMINANTS AND RODENTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0041 NOW AND THEN A FIERCE POLAR BEAR WAS SEEN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0042 AND MRS PAULINA BARNETT EXPRESSED HER SURPRISE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0043 AT NOT MEETING MORE OF THESE TERRIBLE CARNIVOROUS BEASTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0044 OF WHOSE DAILY ATTACKS ON WHALERS AND PERSONS SHIPWRECKED IN BAFFIN'S BAY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0045 AND ON THE COASTS OF GREENLAND AND SPITZBERGEN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0046 SHE HAD READ IN THE ACCOUNTS OF THOSE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0047 WHO HAD WINTERED IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS WAIT FOR THE WINTER MADAM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0048 REPLIED THE LIEUTENANT WAIT TILL THE COLD MAKES THEM HUNGRY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0049 AND THEN YOU WILL PERHAPS SEE AS MANY AS YOU CARE ABOUT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0050 ON THE TWENTY THIRD MAY AFTER A LONG AND FATIGUING JOURNEY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0051 THE EXPEDITION AT LAST REACHED THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0052 WE KNOW THAT THIS LATITUDE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0053 TWENTY THREE DEGREES TWENTY SEVEN MINUTES FIFTY SEVEN SECONDS FROM THE NORTH POLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0054 FORMS THE MATHEMATICAL LIMIT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0055 BEYOND WHICH THE RAYS OF THE SUN DO NOT PENETRATE IN THE WINTER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0056 WHEN THE NORTHERN DISTRICTS OF THE GLOBE ARE TURNED AWAY FROM THE ORB OF DAY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0057 HERE THEN THE TRAVELLERS ENTERED THE TRUE ARCTIC REGION
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0058 THE NORTHERN FRIGID ZONE THE LATITUDE HAD BEEN VERY CAREFULLY OBTAINED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0059 BY MEANS OF MOST ACCURATE INSTRUMENTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0060 WHICH WERE HANDLED WITH EQUAL SKILL BY THE ASTRONOMER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0061 AND BY LIEUTENANT HOBSON MRS BARNETT WAS PRESENT AT THE OPERATION
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0062 AND HAD THE SATISFACTION OF HEARING
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0063 THAT SHE WAS AT LAST ABOUT TO CROSS THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0064 IT WAS WITH A FEELING OF JUST PRIDE THAT SHE RECEIVED THE INTELLIGENCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0065 YOU HAVE ALREADY PASSED THROUGH THE TWO TORRID ZONES IN YOUR PREVIOUS JOURNEYS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0066 SAID THE LIEUTENANT AND NOW YOU ARE ON THE VERGE OF THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0067 FEW EXPLORERS HAVE VENTURED INTO SUCH TOTALLY DIFFERENT REGIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0068 SOME SO TO SPEAK HAVE A SPECIALTY FOR HOT COUNTRIES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0069 AND CHOOSE AFRICA OR AUSTRALIA AS THE FIELD FOR THEIR INVESTIGATIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0070 SUCH WERE BARTH BURTON LIVINGSTONE SPEKE DOUGLAS STUART ETC
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0071 OTHERS ON THE CONTRARY HAVE A PASSION FOR THE ARCTIC REGIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0072 STILL SO LITTLE KNOWN MACKENZIE FRANKLIN PENNY KANE PARRY RAE ETC
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0073 PRECEDED US ON OUR PRESENT JOURNEY BUT WE MUST CONGRATULATE YOU MRS BARNETT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0074 ON BEING A MORE COSMOPOLITAN TRAVELLER THAN ALL OF THEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0075 I MUST SEE EVERYTHING OR AT LEAST TRY TO SEE EVERYTHING LIEUTENANT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0076 REPLIED MRS PAULINA AND I THINK THE DANGERS AND DIFFICULTIES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0077 ARE ABOUT EQUAL EVERYWHERE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0078 ALTHOUGH WE HAVE NOT TO DREAD THE FEVERS OF THE UNHEALTHY TORRID REGIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0079 OR THE ATTACKS OF THE FIERCE BLACK RACES IN THIS FRIGID ZONE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0080 THE COLD IS A NO LESS FORMIDABLE ENEMY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0081 AND I SUSPECT THAT THE WHITE BEARS WE ARE LIABLE TO MEET WITH HERE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0082 WILL GIVE US QUITE AS WARM A RECEPTION AS WOULD THE TIERS OF THIBET
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0083 OR THE LIONS OF AFRICA IN TORRID AND FRIGID ZONES ALIKE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0084 THERE ARE VAST UNEXPLORED TRACTS WHICH WILL LONG DEFY THE EFFORTS OF THE BOLDEST ADVENTURERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0085 YES MADAM REPLIED JASPAR HOBSON BUT I THINK THE HYPERBOREAN REGIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0086 WILL LONGER RESIST THOROUGH EXPLORATION THE NATIVES ARE THE CHIEF OBSTACLE IN TROPICAL REGIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0087 AND I AM WELL AWARE HOW MANY TRAVELLERS HAVE FALLEN VICTIMS TO SAVAGES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0088 BUT CIVILISATION WILL NECESSARILY SUBDUE THE WILD RACES SOONER OR LATER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0089 WHEREAS IN THE ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC ZONES IT IS NOT THE INHABITANTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0090 WHO ARREST THE PROGRESS OF THE EXPLORER BUT NATURE HERSELF
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0091 WHO REPELS THOSE WHO APPROACH HER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0092 AND PARALYSES THEIR ENERGIES WITH THE BITTER COLD
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0093 YOU THINK THEN THAT THE SECRETS OF THE MOST REMOTE DISTRICTS OF AFRICA AND AUSTRALIA
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0094 WILL HAVE BEEN FATHOMED BEFORE THE FRIGID ZONE HAS BEEN ENTIRELY EXAMINED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0095 YES MADAM REPLIED THE LIEUTENANT AND I THINK MY OPINION IS FOUNDED ON FACTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0096 THE MOST INTREPID DISCOVERERS OF THE ARCTIC REGIONS PARRY PENNY FRANKLIN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0097 MCCLURE DANE AND MORTON DID NOT GET BEYOND EIGHTY THREE DEGREES NORTH LATITUDE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0098 SEVEN DEGREES FROM THE POLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0099 WHEREAS AUSTRALIA HAS SEVERAL TIMES BEEN CROSSED FROM SOUTH TO NORTH BY THE BOLD STUART
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0100 AND EVEN AFRICA WITH ALL ITS TERRORS WAS TRAVERSED BY LIVINGSTONE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0101 FROM THE BAY OF LOANGA TO THE MOUTH OF THE ZAMBESI
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0102 WE ARE THEREFORE NEARER TO GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE EQUATORIAL COUNTRIES THAN OF THE POLAR DISTRICTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0103 DO YOU THINK THAT THE POLE ITSELF WILL EVER BE REACHED BY MAN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0104 INQUIRED MRS PAULINA BARNETT CERTAINLY REPLIED HOBSON ADDING WITH A SMILE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0105 BY MAN OR WOMAN BUT I THINK OTHER MEANS MUST BE TRIED OF REACHING THIS POINT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0106 WHERE ALL THE MERIDIANS OF THE GLOBE CROSS EACH OTHER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0107 THAN THOSE HITHERTO ADOPTED BY TRAVELLERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0108 WE HEAR OF THE OPEN SEA OF WHICH CERTAIN EXPLORERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0109 ARE SAID TO HAVE CAUGHT A GLIMPSE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0110 BUT IF SUCH A SEA FREE FROM ICE REALLY EXIST
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0111 IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO GET AT AND NO ONE CAN SAY POSITIVELY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0112 WHETHER IT EXTENDS TO THE NORTH POLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0113 FOR MY PART I THINK AN OPEN SEA WOULD INCREASE RATHER THAN LESSEN THE DIFFICULTIES OF EXPLORERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0114 AS FOR ME I WOULD RATHER COUNT UPON FIRM FOOTING
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0115 WHETHER ON ICE OR ROCK ALL THE WAY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0116 THEN I WOULD ORGANISE SUCCESSIVE EXPEDITIONS ESTABLISHING DEPOTS OF PROVISIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0117 AND FUEL NEARER AND NEARER TO THE POLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0118 AND SO WITH PLENTY OF TIME PLENTY OF MONEY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0119 AND PERHAPS THE SACRIFICE OF A GOOD MANY LIVES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0120 I SHOULD IN THE END SOLVE THE GREAT SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0121 I SHOULD I THINK AT LAST REACH THE HITHERTO INACCESSIBLE GOAL
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0122 I THINK YOU ARE RIGHT LIEUTENANT SAID MRS BARNETT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0123 AND IF EVER YOU TRY THE EXPERIMENT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0124 I SHOULD NOT BE AFRAID TO JOIN YOU AND
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0125 WOULD GLADLY GO TO SET UP THE UNION JACK AT THE NORTH POLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0126 BUT THAT IS NOT OUR PRESENT OBJECT NOT OUR IMMEDIATE OBJECT MADAM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0127 REPLIED HOBSON BUT WHEN ONCE THE PROJECTS OF THE COMPANY ARE REALISED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0128 WHEN THE NEW FORT HAS BEEN ERECTED ON THE CONFINES OF THE AMERICAN CONTINENT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0129 IT MAY BECOME THE NATURAL STARTING POINT OF ALL EXPEDITIONS TO THE NORTH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0130 BESIDES SHOULD THE FUR YIELDING ANIMALS TOO ZEALOUSLY HUNTED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0131 TAKE REFUGE AT THE POLE WE SHOULD HAVE TO FOLLOW THEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0132 UNLESS COSTLY FURS SHOULD GO OUT OF FASHION REPLIED MRS BARNETT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0133 O MADAM CRIED THE LIEUTENANT THERE WILL ALWAYS BE SOME PRETTY WOMAN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0134 WHOSE WISH FOR A SABLE MUFF OR AN ERMINE TIPPET
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0135 MUST BE GRATIFIED I AM AFRAID SO SAID MRS BARNETT LAUGHING
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0136 AND PROBABLY THE FIRST DISCOVERER OF THE POLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0137 WILL HAVE BEEN LED THITHER IN PURSUIT OF A SABLE OR A SILVER FOX
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0138 THAT IS MY CONVICTION REPLIED HOBSON SUCH IS HUMAN NATURE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0139 AND GREED OF GAIN WILL ALWAYS CARRY A MAN FURTHER THAN ZEAL FOR SCIENCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0140 WHAT DO YOU UTTER SUCH SENTIMENTS EXCLAIMED MRS BARNETT WELL MADAM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0141 WHAT AM I BUT AN EMPLOYEE OF THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0142 AND DOES THE COMPANY RISK ITS CAPITAL AND AGENTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0143 WITH ANY OTHER HOPE THAN AN INCREASE OF PROFITS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0144 LIEUTENANT HOBSON SAID MRS BARNETT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0145 I THINK I KNOW YOU WELL ENOUGH TO ASSERT THAT ON OCCASION YOU WOULD BE READY TO DEVOTE BODY AND SOUL TO SCIENCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0146 IF A PURELY GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTION CALLED YOU TO THE POLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0147 I FEEL SURE YOU WOULD NOT HESITATE TO GO BUT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0148 SHE ADDED WITH A SMILE THE SOLUTION OF THIS GREAT PROBLEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0149 IS STILL FAR DISTANT WE HAVE BUT JUST REACHED THE VERGE OF THE ARCTIC CIRCLE BUT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0150 I HOPE WE MAY CROSS IT WITHOUT ANY VERY GREAT DIFFICULTY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0151 THAT I FEAR IS DOUBTFUL SAID THE LIEUTENANT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0152 WHO HAD BEEN ATTENTIVELY EXAMINING THE SKY DURING THEIR CONVERSATION
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0153 THE WEATHER HAS LOOKED THREATENING FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0154 LOOK AT THE UNIFORMLY GREY HUE OF THE HEAVENS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0155 THAT MIST WILL PRESENTLY RESOLVE ITSELF INTO SNOW
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0156 AND IF THE WIND SHOULD RISE EVER SO LITTLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0157 WE SHALL HAVE TO BATTLE WITH A FEARFUL STORM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0158 I WISH WE WERE AT THE GREAT BEAR LAKE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0159 DO NOT LET US LOSE ANY TIME THEN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0160 SAID MRS BARNETT RISING GIVE THE SIGNAL TO START AT ONCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0161 THE LIEUTENANT NEEDED NO URGING
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0162 HAD HE BEEN ALONE OR ACCOMPANIED BY A FEW MEN AS ENERGETIC AS HIMSELF
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0163 HE WOULD HAVE PRESSED ON DAY AND NIGHT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0164 BUT HE WAS OBLIGED TO MAKE ALLOWANCE FOR THE FATIGUE OF OTHERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0165 ALTHOUGH HE NEVER SPARED HIMSELF
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0166 HE THEREFORE GRANTED A FEW HOURS OF REST TO HIS LITTLE PARTY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0167 AND IT WAS NOT UNTIL THREE IN THE AFTERNOON THAT THEY AGAIN SET
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0168 OUT JASPAR HOBSON WAS NOT MISTAKEN IN PROPHESYING A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0169 IT CAME VERY SOON DURING THE AFTERNOON OF THE SAME DAY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0170 THE MIST BECAME THICKER AND ASSUMED A YELLOWISH AND THREATENING HUE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0171 THE LIEUTENANT ALTHOUGH VERY UNEASY ALLOWED NONE OF HIS ANXIETY TO APPEAR
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0172 BUT HAD A LONG CONSULTATION WITH SERGEANT LONG
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0173 WHILST THE DOGS OF HIS SLEDGE WERE LABORIOUSLY PREPARING TO START
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0174 UNFORTUNATELY THE DISTRICT NOW TO BE TRAVERSED WAS VERY UNSUITABLE FOR SLEDGES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0175 THE GROUND WAS VERY UNEVEN RAVINES WERE OF FREQUENT OCCURRENCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0176 AND MASSES OF GRANITE OR HALF THAWED ICEBERGS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0177 BLOCKED UP THE ROAD CAUSING CONSTANT DELAY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0178 THE POOR DOGS DID THEIR BEST
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0179 BUT THE DRIVERS WHIPS NO LONGER PRODUCED ANY EFFECT UPON THEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0180 AND SO THE LIEUTENANT AND HIS MEN WERE OFTEN OBLIGED TO WALK
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0181 TO REST THE EXHAUSTED ANIMALS TO PUSH THE SLEDGES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0182 OR EVEN SOMETIMES TO LIFT THEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0183 WHEN THE ROUGHNESS OF THE GROUND THREATENED TO UPSET THEM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0184 THE INCESSANT FATIGUE WAS HOWEVER BORNE BY ALL WITHOUT A MURMUR
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0185 THOMAS BLACK ALONE ABSORBED IN HIS ONE IDEA
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0186 NEVER GOT OUT OF HIS SLEDGE AND INDEED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0187 BE WAS SO CORPULENT THAT ALL EXERTION WAS DISAGREEABLE TO HIM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0188 THE NATURE OF THE SOIL CHANGED FROM THE MOMENT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0189 OF ENTERING THE ARCTIC CIRCLE SOME GEOLOGICAL CONVULSION HAD EVIDENTLY UPHEAVED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0190 THE ENORMOUS BLOCKS STREWN UPON THE SURFACE THE VEGETATION TOO
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0191 WAS OF A MORE DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0192 WHEREVER THEY WERE SHELTERED FROM THE KEEN NORTH WINDS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0193 THE FLANKS OF THE HILLS WERE CLOTHED NOT ONLY WITH SHRUBS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0194 BUT WITH LARGE TREES ALL OF THE SAME SPECIES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0195 PINES WILLOWS AND FIRS PROVING BY THEIR PRESENCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0196 THAT A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF VEGETATIVE FORCE IS RETAINED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0197 EVEN IN THE FRIGID ZONE JASPAR HOBSON
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0198 HOPED TO FIND SUCH SPECIMENS OF THE ARCTIC FLORA
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0199 EVEN ON THE VERGE OF THE POLAR SEA
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0200 FOR THESE TREES WOULD SUPPLY HIM WITH WOOD TO BUILD HIS FORT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0201 AND FUEL TO WARM ITS INHABITANTS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0202 THE SAME THOUGHT PASSED THROUGH THE MINDS OF HIS COMPANIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0203 AND THEY COULD NOT HELP WONDERING AT THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THIS COMPARATIVELY FERTILE REGION
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0204 AND THE LONG WHITE PLAINS STRETCHING BETWEEN THE GREAT SLAVE LAKE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0205 AND FORT ENTERPRISE AT NIGHT THE YELLOW MIST BECAME MORE OPAQUE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0206 THE WIND ROSE THE SNOW BEGAN TO FALL IN LARGE FLAKES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0207 AND THE GROUND WAS SOON COVERED WITH A THICK WHITE CARPET
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0208 IN LESS THAN AN HOUR THE SNOW WAS A FOOT DEEP
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0209 AND AS IT DID NOT FREEZE BUT REMAINED IN A LIQUID STATE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0210 THE SLEDGES COULD ONLY ADVANCE WITH EXTREME DIFFICULTY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0211 THE CURVED FRONTS STUCK IN THE SOFT SUBSTANCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0212 AND THE DOGS WERE OBLIGED TO STOP AGAIN AND AGAIN
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0213 TOWARDS EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING THE WIND BECAME VERY BOISTEROUS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0214 THE SNOW DRIVEN BEFORE IT WAS FLUNG UPON THE GROUND
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0215 OR WHIRLED IN THE AIR FORMING ONE HUGE WHIRLPOOL
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0216 THE DOGS BEATEN BACK BY THE SQUALL AND BLINDED WITH SNOW
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0217 COULD ADVANCE NO FURTHER THE PARTY WAS THEN IN A NARROW GORGE BETWEEN HUGE ICEBERGS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0218 OVER WHICH THE STORM RAGED WITH FEARFUL FURY PIECES OF ICE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0219 BROKEN OFF BY THE HURRICANE WERE HURLED INTO THE PASS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0220 PARTIAL AVALANCHES ANY ONE OF WHICH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0221 COULD HAVE CRUSHED THE SLEDGES AND THEIR INMATES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0222 ADDED TO ITS DANGERS AND TO PRESS ON BECAME IMPOSSIBLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0223 THE LIEUTENANT NO LONGER INSISTED AND AFTER CONSULTING WITH SERGEANT LONG
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0224 GAVE THE ORDER TO HALT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0225 IT WAS NOW NECESSARY TO FIND A SHELTER FROM THE SNOW DRIFT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0226 BUT THIS WAS NO DIFFICULT MATTER TO MEN ACCUSTOMED TO POLAR EXPEDITIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0227 JASPAR HOBSON AND HIS MEN KNEW WELL WHAT THEY HAD TO DO UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0228 IT WAS NOT THE FIRST TIME THEY HAD BEEN SURPRISED BY A TEMPEST
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0229 SOME HUNDRED MILES FROM THE FORTS OF THE COMPANY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0230 WITHOUT SO MUCH AS AN ESQUIMAUX HUT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0231 OR INDIAN HOVEL IN WHICH TO LAY THEIR HEADS TO
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0232 THE ICEBERGS TO THE ICEBERGS CRIED JASPAR HOBSON
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0233 EVERY ONE UNDERSTOOD WHAT HE MEANT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0234 SNOW HOUSES WERE TO BE HOLLOWED OUT OF THE FROZEN MASSES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0235 OR RATHER HOLES WERE TO BE DUG IN WHICH EACH PERSON
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0236 COULD COWER UNTIL THE STORM WAS OVER KNIVES AND HATCHETS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0237 WERE SOON AT WORK ON THE BRITTLE MASSES OF ICE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0238 AND IN THREE QUARTERS OF AN HOUR
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0239 SOME TEN DENS HAD BEEN SCOOPED OUT LARGE ENOUGH TO CONTAIN TWO OR THREE PERSONS EACH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0240 THE DOGS WERE LEFT TO THEMSELVES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0241 THEIR OWN INSTINCT LEADING THEM TO FIND SUFFICIENT SHELTER UNDER THE SNOW
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0242 BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK ALL THE TRAVELLERS WERE CROUCHING IN THE SNOW HOUSES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0243 IN GROUPS OF TWO OR THREE EACH CHOOSING CONGENIAL COMPANIONS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0244 MRS BARNETT MADGE AND LIEUTENANT HOBSON OCCUPIED ONE HUT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0245 THOMAS BLACK AND SERGEANT LONG ANOTHER AND SO ON
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0246 THESE RETREATS WERE WARM IF NOT COMFORTABLE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0247 AND THE ESQUIMAUX AND INDIANS HAVE NO OTHER REFUGE EVEN IN THE BITTEREST COLD
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0248 THE ADVENTURERS COULD THEREFORE FEARLESSLY AWAIT THE END OF THE STORM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0249 AS LONG AS THEY TOOK CARE NOT TO LET THE OPENINGS OF THEIR HOLES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0250 BECOME BLOCKED UP WITH THE SNOW
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0251 WHICH THEY HAD TO SHOVEL AWAY EVERY HALF HOUR
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0252 SO VIOLENT WAS THE STORM THAT EVEN THE LIEUTENANT AND HIS SOLDIERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0253 COULD SCARCELY SET FOOT OUTSIDE FORTUNATELY ALL WERE PROVIDED WITH SUFFICIENT FOOD
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0254 AND WERE ABLE TO ENDURE THEIR BEAVER LIKE EXISTENCE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0255 WITHOUT SUFFERING FROM COLD OR HUNGER
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0256 FOR FORTY EIGHT HOURS THE FURY OF THE TEMPEST CONTINUED TO INCREASE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0257 THE WIND ROARED IN THE NARROW PASS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0258 AND TORE OFF THE TOPS OF THE ICEBERGS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0259 LOUD REPORTS REPEATED TWENTY TIMES BY THE ECHOES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0260 GAVE NOTICE OF THE FALL OF AVALANCHES AND JASPAR HOBSON
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0261 BEGAN TO FEAR THAT HIS FURTHER PROGRESS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0262 WOULD BE BARRED BY THE MASSES OF DEBRIS ACCUMULATED BETWEEN THE MOUNTAINS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0263 OTHER SOUNDS MINGLED WITH THESE REPORTS WHICH LIEUTENANT HOBSON KNEW TOO WELL
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0264 AND HE DID NOT DISGUISE FROM MRS BARNETT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0265 THAT BEARS WERE PROWLING ABOUT THE PASS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0266 BUT FORTUNATELY THESE TERRIBLE ANIMALS WERE TOO MUCH OCCUPIED WITH THEIR OWN CONCERNS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0267 TO DISCOVER THE RETREAT OF THE TRAVELLERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0268 NEITHER THE DOGS NOR THE SLEDGES BURIED IN THE SNOW
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0269 ATTRACTED THEIR ATTENTION AND THEY PASSED ON WITHOUT DOING ANY HARM
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0270 THE LAST NIGHT THAT OF THE TWENTY FIFTH OR TWENTY SIXTH MAY
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0271 WAS EVEN MORE TERRIBLE SO GREAT WAS THE FURY OF THE HURRICANE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0272 THAT A GENERAL OVERTHROW OF ICEBERGS APPEARED IMMINENT A FEARFUL DEATH
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0273 WOULD THEN HAVE AWAITED THE UNFORTUNATE TRAVELLERS
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0274 BENEATH THE RUINS OF THE BROKEN MASSES
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0275 THE BLOCKS OF ICE CRACKED WITH AN AWFUL NOISE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0276 AND CERTAIN OSCILLATIONS GAVE WARNING THAT BREACHES HAD BEEN MADE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0277 THREATENING THEIR SOLIDITY HOWEVER NO GREAT CRASH OCCURRED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0278 THE HUGE MOUNTAINS REMAINED INTACT AND TOWARDS THE END OF THE NIGHT
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0279 ONE OF THOSE SUDDEN CHANGES SO FREQUENT IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS TOOK PLACE
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0280 THE TEMPEST CEASED SUDDENLY BENEATH THE INFLUENCE OF INTENSE COLD
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0281 AND WITH THE FIRST DAWN OF DAY PEACE WAS RESTORED
+starlite-20070618-fur7/mfc/fur0282 END OF CHAPTER SEVEN