Chapter 22

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Our men are very superstitious and attribute our ill luck to various causes. One day it is put down to a comb which is universally used by all in the cabin…another day it is to a small pig Our men are very superstitious and attribute our ill luck to various causes. One day it is put down to a comb which is universally used by all in the cabin…another day it is to a small pigCAPTAIN A.H. MARKHAM RN: "A WHALING CRUISE TO BAFFIN"S BAY AND THE GULF OF BOOTHIA AND AN ACCOUNT OF THE RESCUE OF THE CREW OF THE POLARIS" (LONDON 1874) PAGE 44 A WHALING CRUISE TO BAFFIN"S BAY AND THE GULF OF BOOTHIA AND AN ACCOUNT OF THE RESCUE OF THE CREW OF THE POLARISThe snow continued all day and well into the night, swathing Lady Balgay with a white cover that muffled all noise but could not erase the memory o

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