Farthest North, Vol. II Being the Record of a Voyage of Exploration of the Ship 'Fram' 1893-1896

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Appendix

• Report of Captain Otto Sverdrup on the Drifting of the “Fram” from March 14, 1895.
• I. March 15 to June 22, 1895      601
• II. June 22 to August 15, 1895      633
• III. August 15 to January 1, 1896      648
• IV. January 1 to May 17, 1896      668
• V. The Third Summer      683
• Conclusion      707
• Index      715

href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@34120@[email protected]#p056" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">“All Hands on Deck!”      56

“A Most Remarkable Moon”      65

The “Fram” After an Ice-pressure (January 10, 1895)      67

The Winter Night (January 14, 1895)      71

A Whist-party in the Saloon (February 15, 1895)      79

Upper End of the Supper-table (February 15, 1895)      83

Stopping a Dog-fight      85

Lower End of Supper-table      87

The Crew of the “Fram” after Their Second Winter (About February 24, 1895)      93

The “Fram” in the Ice (1895)      103

Sunday Afternoon on Board      107

The Cooking Apparatus      122

The Start from the “Fram” (March 14, 1895)      133

Our Last Camp before Parting from Our Comrades      137

A Night Camp on the Journey North      154

Tailpiece      156

Northward through the Drift-snow (April, 1895)      159

href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@34120@[email protected]#p162" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Nothing but Ice, Ice to the Horizon (April 7, 1895)      Facing p. 162

Over Difficult Pressure-mounds (April, 1895)      165

“I Went on Ahead on Snow-shoes”      169

“On Tolerably Good Ground”      171

Our Northernmost Camp, 86° 13.6′ N. Lat. (April 8, 1895)      173

“Baro,” the Runaway      Facing p. 178

Rest (April, 1895)      181

Johansen Carving our Names in a Stock of Driftwood      185

Peculiar Ice Stratification (April, 1895)      187

“We Made Fairly Good Progress”      203

Repairing the Kayaks      240

A Coign of Vantage. Packed Ice      251

“A Curdled Sea”      257

Channels in the Ice in Summer (june, 1895)      263

“Suggen.” “Kaifas”      277

Crossing a Crack in the Ice      287

Johansen Sitting in the Sleeping-bag in the Hut     

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Channels in the Ice (June 24, 1895)      297

My Last Dog, “Kaifas”      307

“Incredibly Slow Progress”      323

“This Inconceivable Toil”      327

“You Must Look Sharp!”      330

We Reach the Open Water (August 6, 1895)      337

Iceberg on the North Side of Franz Josef Land      351

A Paddle along the Edge of the Ice      359

Glazier—Franz Josef Land      361

A Camp on the Coast of Franz Josef Land      367

Crack in the Ice      375

“Sailing along the Coast”      378

A Fight against the Storm to Reach Land (August 29, 1895)      381

Walruses      387

We Build Our First Hut      390

Walruses      397

“In the Water Lay Walruses”      409

href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@34120@[email protected]#p417" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">“I Photographed Him and the Walrus”      417

“It Gazed Wickedly at Us”      419

At Our Winter Quarters      431

An Illegible Page from Diary      437

Our Winter Hut (December 31, 1895)      451

“Life in Our Hut”      456

“Johansen Fired through the Opening”      468

“Our Winter Lair”      489

Southward (May, 1896)      491

Over the Ice towards the Island (May, 24, 1896)      495

A Sail with Sledges. South of Cape Richthofen (June 6, 1896)      507

“I Managed to Swing One Leg Up”      515

“It Tried to Upset Me”      520

Our Last Camp      523

Franz Josef Land      528

Meeting of Jackson and Nansen      531

Mr. Jackson’s Station at Cape Flora      535

tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Nansen at Cape Flora      537

A Chat after Dinner      541

The Wounded Bear      543

Johansen at Cape Flora      545

A Visitor      547

Jackson on Cape Flora      551

Basaltic Rock      554

A Strange Rock of Basalt      559

Plant Fossils      561

Kittiwake on Her Nest      565

Basaltic Cliffs      567

Mr. Jackson at Elmwood      569

Johansen in Jackson’s Saloon      571

Cape Flora. Farewell to Franz Josef Land      577

“We Stood Looking over the Sea”      580

Arrival at Hammerfest      587

The “Windward” Leaving Tromsö      591

Tailpiece      597

tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Original Map of Kaiser Franz Josef Land      599

Appendix

• Digging Out the “Fram” (March, 1895)      603
• The “Fram” when Dug Out of the Pressure-mound at the End of March, 1895      607
• Fitting the Hand-sledges with Runners (July, 1895)      611
• View over the Drift-ice. Depot in Foreground      615
• Pressure-mound near the “Fram” (April, 1895)      621
• Ice-smithy (May, 1895)      625
• The “Fram” Before Her Release      627
• The Procession (May 17, 1895)      629
• Tailpiece      632
• Channel Astern of the “Fram” (June, 1895)      635
• Movable Meteorological Station on the Ice (July, 1895)      639
• Observation with Sextant and Artificial Horizon (July, 1895)      645
• Cleaning the Accumulators before Stowing Away (July, 1895)      653
• Workshop on Deck (July, 1895)      659
• Pettersen and Blessing on a Hummock (April, 1895)      673
• Lars Pettersen on Snow-shoes      679

href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@34120@[email protected]#p682" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Tailpiece      682

Flaying Walruses      697

Tailpiece      706

The Members of the Expedition after Their Return to Christiania      709