Edgar Allan Poe: Narrative of A. Gordon Pym: Chapter 25
We now found ourselves in the wide and desolate Antarctic Ocean, in a latitude exceeding eighty-four degrees, in a …
We now found ourselves in the wide and desolate Antarctic Ocean, in a latitude exceeding eighty-four degrees, in a …
On the twentieth of the month, finding it altogether impossible to subsist any longer upon the filberts, the use …
During the six or seven days immediately following we remained in our hiding-place upon the hill, going out only …
Our situation, as it now appeared, was scarcely less dreadful than when we had conceived ourselves entombed forever. We …
As soon as I could collect my scattered senses, I found myself nearly suffocated, and grovelling in utter darkness …
The chief was as good as his word, and we were soon plentifully supplied with fresh provisions. We found …
We were nearly three hours in reaching the village, it being more than nine miles in the interior, and …
January 18.- This morning {*4} we continued to the southward, with the same pleasant weather as before. The sea …
We kept our course southwardly for four days after giving up the search for Glass’s islands, without meeting with …
It had been Captain Guy’s original intention, after satisfying himself about the Auroras, to proceed through the Strait of …