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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 3 (1877) (1877)

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he North Pole, we have at any rate cury remained frozen for fifteen consecutive days; asouth- found out for certain what is not the way. We have demon- No land was sighted to the northward. On October 14, two westerly gale, lasting four days, then brought warmer weath- days after the sun had left… … to render amputation neces- passed with great rapidity; HAULING A SLEDGE OVER THE ICE. sary, the patients being con. and in January, when the fined to their beds for the greater part of the winter.” first glimmering increase in the midday twilight began to the mercury remained frozen fora further…

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