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When
he
had
concluded
—
without
any
interruption
even
from
Hearne
—
no
one
made
a
remark
.
There
was
,
indeed
,
none
to
be
made
,
since
,
in
the
given
case
,
lots
were
to
be
drawn
under
conditions
of
perfect
equality
.
The
hour
of
rest
having
arrived
,
each
man
entered
the
camp
,
partook
of
the
supper
prepared
by
Endicott
,
and
went
to
sleep
for
the
last
time
under
the
tents
.
Dirk
Peters
had
not
reappeared
,
and
I
sought
for
him
in
vain
.
On
the
following
day
,
the
7th
of
February
,
everybody
set
to
work
early
with
a
will
.
The
boat
was
let
down
with
all
due
precaution
to
the
base
of
the
iceberg
,
and
drawn
up
by
the
men
on
a
little
sandy
beach
out
of
reach
of
the
water
.
It
was
in
perfectly
good
condition
,
and
thoroughly
serviceable
.
The
boatswain
then
set
to
work
on
the
former
contents
of
the
Halbrane
,
furniture
,
bedding
,
sails
,
clothing
,
instruments
,
and
utensils
.
Stowed
away
in
a
cabin
,
these
things
would
no
longer
be
exposed
to
the
knocking
about
and
damage
of
the
iceberg
.
The
cases
containing
preserved
food
and
the
casks
of
spirits
were
rapidly
carried
ashore
.
I
worked
with
the
captain
and
West
at
this
onerous
task
,
and
Dirk
Peters
also
turned
up
and
lent
the
valuable
assistance
of
his
great
strength
,
but
he
did
not
utter
a
word
to
anyone
.
Our
occupation
continued
on
the
8th
,
9th
,
and
10th
February
,
and
our
task
was
finished
in
the
afternoon
of
the
10th
.
The
cargo
was
safely
stowed
in
the
interior
of
a
large
grotto
,
with
access
to
it
by
a
narrow
opening
.
We
were
to
inhabit
the
adjoining
grotto
,
and
Endicott
set
up
his
kitchen
in
the
latter
,
on
the
advice
of
the
boatswain
.
Thus
we
should
profit
by
the
heat
of
the
stove
,
which
was
to
cook
our
food
and
warm
the
cavern
during
the
long
days
,
or
rather
the
long
nights
of
the
austral
winter
.
During
the
process
of
housing
and
storing
,
I
observed
nothing
to
arouse
suspicion
in
the
bearing
of
Hearne
and
the
Falklands
men
.
Nevertheless
,
the
half
-
breed
was
kept
on
guard
at
the
boat
,
which
might
easily
have
been
seized
upon
the
beach
.
Hurliguerly
,
who
observed
his
comrades
closely
,
appeared
less
anxious
.
On
that
same
evening
Captain
Len
Guy
,
having
reassembled
his
people
,
stated
that
the
question
should
be
discussed
on
the
morrow
,
adding
that
,
if
it
were
decided
in
the
affirmative
,
lots
should
be
drawn
immediately
.
No
reply
was
made
.
