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Captain
Len
Guy
rose
.
Hunt
,
without
a
word
,
placed
the
plank
upon
his
shoulder
,
and
we
continued
our
route
.
When
we
had
made
the
tour
of
the
island
,
we
halted
at
the
place
where
the
boat
had
been
left
under
the
charge
of
two
sailors
,
and
about
half
-
past
two
in
the
afternoon
we
were
again
on
board
.
Early
on
the
morning
of
the
23rd
of
December
the
Halbrane
put
off
from
Bennet
Islet
,
and
we
carried
away
with
us
new
and
convincing
testimony
to
the
catastrophe
which
Tsalal
Island
had
witnessed
.
During
that
day
,
I
observed
the
sea
water
very
attentively
,
and
it
seemed
to
me
less
deeply
blue
than
Arthur
Pym
describes
it
.
Nor
had
we
met
a
single
specimen
of
his
monster
of
the
austral
fauna
,
an
animal
three
feet
long
,
six
inches
high
,
with
four
short
legs
,
long
coral
claws
,
a
silky
body
,
a
rat
’
s
tail
,
a
cat
’
s
head
,
the
hanging
ears
,
blood
-
red
lips
and
white
teeth
of
a
dog
.
The
truth
is
that
I
regarded
several
of
these
details
as
“
suspect
,
”
and
entirely
due
to
an
over
-
imaginative
temperament
.
Seated
far
aft
in
the
ship
,
I
read
Edgar
Poe
’
s
book
with
sedulous
attention
,
but
I
was
not
unaware
of
the
fact
that
Hunt
,
whenever
his
duties
furnished
him
with
an
opportunity
,
observed
me
pertinaciously
,
and
with
looks
of
singular
meaning
.
And
,
in
fact
,
I
was
re
-
perusing
the
end
of
Chapter
XVII
.
,
in
which
Arthur
Pym
acknowledged
his
responsibility
for
the
sad
and
tragic
events
which
were
the
results
of
his
advice
.
It
was
,
in
fact
,
he
who
over
-
persuaded
Captain
William
Guy
,
urging
him
“
to
profit
by
so
tempting
an
opportunity
of
solving
the
great
problem
relating
to
the
Antarctic
Continent
.
”
And
,
besides
,
while
accepting
that
responsibility
,
did
he
not
congratulate
himself
on
having
been
the
instrument
of
a
great
discovery
,
and
having
aided
in
some
degree
to
reveal
to
science
one
of
the
most
marvellous
secrets
which
had
ever
claimed
its
attention
?
At
six
o
’
clock
the
sun
disappeared
behind
a
thick
curtain
of
mist
.
After
midnight
the
breeze
freshened
,
and
the
Halbrane
’
s
progress
marked
a
dozen
additional
miles
.
On
the
morrow
the
good
ship
was
less
than
the
third
of
a
degree
,
that
is
to
say
less
than
twenty
miles
,
from
Tsalal
Island
.
