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“
God
has
come
to
our
aid
,
”
said
Captain
Len
Guy
.
“
May
He
be
pleased
to
guide
us
to
the
end
.
”
“
In
a
week
,
”
I
remarked
,
“
our
schooner
might
come
in
sight
of
Tsalal
Island
.
”
“
Provided
that
the
east
wind
lasts
,
Mr
.
Jeorling
.
Don
’
t
forget
that
in
sailing
along
the
icebergs
to
their
eastern
extremity
,
the
Halbrane
went
out
of
her
course
,
and
she
must
be
brought
back
towards
the
west
.
”
“
The
breeze
is
for
us
,
captain
.
”
“
And
we
shall
profit
by
it
,
for
my
intention
is
to
make
for
Bennet
Islet
.
It
was
there
that
my
brother
first
landed
,
and
so
soon
as
we
shall
have
sighted
that
island
we
shall
be
certain
that
we
are
on
the
right
route
.
To
-
day
,
when
I
have
ascertained
our
position
exactly
,
we
shall
steer
for
Bennet
Islet
.
”
“
Who
knows
but
that
we
may
come
upon
some
fresh
sign
?
”
“
It
is
not
impossible
,
Mr
.
Jeorling
.
”
I
need
not
say
that
recourse
was
had
to
the
surest
guide
within
our
reach
,
that
veracious
narrative
of
Arthur
Gordon
Pym
,
which
I
read
and
re
-
read
with
intense
attention
,
fascinated
as
I
was
by
the
idea
that
I
might
be
permitted
to
behold
with
my
own
eyes
those
strange
phenomena
of
nature
in
the
Antarctic
world
which
I
,
in
common
with
all
Edgar
Poe
’
s
readers
,
had
hitherto
regarded
as
creations
of
the
most
imaginative
writer
who
ever
gave
voice
by
his
pen
to
the
phantasies
of
a
unique
brain
.
No
doubt
a
great
part
of
the
wonders
of
Arthur
Gordon
Pym
’
s
narrative
would
prove
pure
fiction
,
but
if
even
a
little
of
the
marvellous
story
were
found
to
be
true
,
how
great
a
privilege
would
be
mine
!
The
picturesque
and
wonderful
side
of
the
story
we
were
studying
as
gospel
truth
had
little
charm
and
but
slight
interest
for
Captain
Len
Guy
;
he
was
indifferent
to
everything
in
Pym
’
s
narrative
that
did
not
relate
directly
to
the
castaways
of
Tsalal
Island
:
his
mind
was
solely
and
constantly
set
upon
their
rescue
.
