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761
Jeorling
?
What
is
there
unreasonable
in
admitting
the
intervention
of
a
supernatural
power
in
the
most
ordinary
circumstances
of
life
?
And
we
,
who
sail
the
Halbrane
,
should
we
venture
to
doubt
it
?
Recall
to
your
mind
our
meeting
with
the
unfortunate
Patterson
on
our
ship
s
course
,
the
fragment
of
ice
carried
into
the
waters
where
we
were
,
and
dissolved
immediately
afterwards
.
Were
not
these
facts
providential
?
Nay
,
I
go
farther
still
,
and
am
sure
that
,
after
having
done
so
much
to
guide
us
towards
our
compatriots
,
God
will
not
abandon
us
762
I
think
as
you
think
,
captain
.
No
,
His
intervention
is
not
to
be
denied
,
and
I
do
not
believe
that
chance
plays
the
part
assigned
to
it
by
superficial
minds
upon
the
stage
of
human
life
.
All
the
facts
are
united
by
a
mysterious
chain
.
763
A
chain
,
Mr
.
Jeorling
,
whose
first
link
,
so
far
as
we
are
concerned
,
is
Patterson
s
ice
-
block
,
and
whose
last
will
be
Tsalal
Island
.
Ah
!
My
brother
!
my
poor
brother
!
Left
there
for
eleven
years
,
with
his
companions
in
misery
,
without
being
able
to
entertain
the
hope
that
succour
ever
could
reach
them
!
And
Patterson
carried
far
away
from
them
,
under
we
know
not
what
conditions
,
they
not
knowing
what
had
become
of
him
!
If
my
heart
is
sick
when
I
think
of
these
catastrophes
,
Mr
.
Jeorling
,
at
least
it
will
not
fail
me
unless
it
be
at
the
moment
when
my
brother
throws
himself
into
my
arms
.
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764
So
then
we
two
were
agreed
in
our
trust
in
Providence
.
It
had
been
made
plain
to
us
in
a
manifest
fashion
that
God
had
entrusted
us
with
a
mission
,
and
we
would
do
all
that
might
be
humanly
possible
to
accomplish
it
.
765
The
schooner
s
crew
,
I
ought
to
mention
,
were
animated
by
the
like
sentiments
,
and
shared
the
same
hopes
.
I
allude
to
the
original
seamen
who
were
so
devoted
to
their
captain
.
As
for
the
new
ones
,
they
were
probably
indifferent
to
the
result
of
the
enterprise
,
provided
it
should
secure
the
profits
promised
to
them
by
their
engagement
.
766
At
least
,
I
was
assured
by
the
boatswain
that
such
was
the
case
,
but
with
the
exception
of
Hunt
.
This
man
had
apparently
not
been
induced
to
take
service
by
the
bribe
of
high
wages
or
prize
money
.
He
was
absolutely
silent
on
that
and
every
other
subject
.
767
If
he
does
not
speak
to
you
,
boatswain
,
I
said
,
neither
does
he
speak
to
me
.
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768
Do
you
know
,
Mr
.
Jeorling
,
what
it
is
my
notion
that
man
has
already
done
?
769
Tell
me
,
Hurliguerly
.
770
Well
,
then
,
I
believe
he
has
gone
far
,
far
into
the
southern
seas
,
let
him
be
as
dumb
as
a
fish
about
it
.
Why
he
is
dumb
is
his
own
affair
.
But
if
that
sea
-
hog
of
a
man
has
not
been
inside
the
Antarctic
Circle
and
even
the
ice
wall
by
a
good
dozen
degrees
,
may
the
first
sea
we
ship
carry
me
overboard
.