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We
finally
decided
to
arrange
everything
with
a
view
to
wintering
out
,
even
were
our
ice
-
mountain
again
to
drift
.
“
We
may
be
sure
that
will
be
agreed
to
by
our
men
,
”
declared
Hurliguerly
.
“
What
is
necessary
must
be
done
,
”
replied
the
mate
,
“
and
to
-
day
we
must
set
to
work
.
”
That
was
a
sad
day
on
which
we
began
our
preparations
.
Endicott
,
the
cook
,
was
the
only
man
who
submitted
without
murmuring
.
As
a
negro
,
who
cares
little
about
the
future
,
shallow
and
frivolous
like
all
his
race
,
he
resigned
himself
easily
to
his
fate
;
and
this
is
,
perhaps
,
true
philosophy
.
Besides
,
when
it
came
to
the
question
of
cooking
,
it
mattered
very
little
to
him
whether
it
was
here
or
there
,
so
long
as
his
stoves
were
set
up
somewhere
.
So
he
said
to
his
friend
the
mate
,
with
his
broad
negro
smile
,
—
“
Luckily
my
kitchen
did
not
go
off
with
the
schooner
,
and
you
shall
see
,
Hurliguerly
,
if
I
do
not
make
up
dishes
just
as
good
as
on
board
the
Halbrane
,
so
long
as
provisions
don
’
t
grow
scarce
,
of
course
—
”
“
Well
!
they
will
not
be
wanting
for
some
time
to
come
,
”
replied
the
boatswain
.
“
We
need
not
fear
hunger
,
but
cold
,
such
cold
as
would
reduce
you
to
an
icicle
the
minute
you
cease
to
warm
your
feet
—
cold
that
makes
your
skin
crack
and
your
skull
split
!
Even
if
we
had
some
hundreds
of
tons
of
coal
—
But
,
all
things
being
well
calculated
,
there
is
only
just
what
will
do
to
boil
this
large
kettle
.
”
“
And
that
is
sacred
,
”
cried
Endicott
;
“
touching
is
forbidden
!
The
kitchen
before
all
.
”
“
And
that
is
the
reason
why
it
never
strikes
you
to
pity
yourself
,
you
old
nigger
!
You
can
always
make
sure
of
keeping
your
feet
warm
at
your
oven
!
”
