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“
I
will
obey
your
orders
,
whatever
they
may
be
!
It
is
our
duty
not
to
forsake
William
Guy
and
the
others
so
long
as
any
chance
of
saving
them
remains
.
”
The
boatswain
paused
for
a
moment
,
while
several
of
the
sailors
gave
unequivocal
signs
of
approbation
.
“
As
for
what
concerns
Arthur
Pym
—
”
“
There
is
no
question
of
Arthur
Pym
,
”
struck
in
the
captain
,
“
but
only
of
my
brother
William
and
his
companions
.
”
I
saw
at
this
moment
that
Dirk
Peters
was
about
to
protest
,
and
caught
hold
of
his
arm
.
He
shook
with
anger
,
but
kept
silence
.
The
captain
continued
his
questioning
of
the
men
,
desiring
to
know
by
name
all
those
upon
whom
he
might
reckon
.
The
old
crew
to
a
man
acquiesced
in
his
proposals
,
and
pledged
themselves
to
obey
his
orders
implicitly
and
follow
him
whithersoever
he
chose
to
go
.
Three
only
of
the
recruits
joined
those
faithful
seamen
;
these
were
English
sailors
.
The
others
were
of
Hearne
’
s
opinion
,
holding
that
for
them
the
campaign
was
ended
at
Tsalal
Island
.
They
therefore
refused
to
go
beyond
that
point
,
and
formally
demanded
that
the
ship
should
be
steered
northward
so
as
to
clear
the
icebergs
at
the
most
favourable
period
of
the
season
.
Twenty
men
were
on
their
side
,
and
to
constrain
them
to
lend
a
hand
to
the
working
of
the
ship
if
she
were
to
be
diverted
to
the
south
would
have
been
to
provoke
them
to
rebel
.
There
was
but
one
resource
:
to
arouse
their
covetousness
,
to
strike
the
chord
of
self
-
interest
.
I
intervened
,
therefore
,
and
addressed
them
in
a
tone
which
placed
the
seriousness
of
my
proposal
beyond
a
doubt
.
“
Men
of
the
Halbrane
,
listen
to
me
!
Just
as
various
States
have
done
for
voyages
of
discovery
in
the
Polar
Regions
,
I
offer
a
reward
to
the
crew
of
this
schooner
.
Two
thousand
dollars
shall
be
shared
among
you
for
every
degree
we
make
beyond
the
eighty
-
fourth
parallel
.
”
