The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 213
they are, and one which ex-poses two hundred feet would probably haveeighteen hundred feet under water. The conversation was here interrupted by ahail always welcome on a whaler. Whether itwas There she blows! or Whale o! theycould not make out; but seeing the lookout point-ing toward the floating… … THE WHALE WITHIN THE ICEBERG. air, and near the top, frozen in the icy block,was the black body of an immense whale. Never mind the boats, said the captain, re-covering from his astonishment, and recalling anorder which he had given upon hearing the hail.Well, that beats all my experience in thirty…
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