href="@public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@43608@[email protected]#page345" class="pginternal" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">345; discovery of Eskimo relics, 347; a severe nip, 348; critical situation of ship, 349; Discovery Harbour, 349; return of Beaumont, 350; a frozen cave, 350; “Alert” forced on shore, 351; struggles with the ice, 352; pass Cape Fraser and Dobbin Bay, 353; a seal and fox shot, 354; reach the open sea, 354.

Chapter XXVII. Homeward Bound.

Cape Isabella, 357; letters from home, 358; bad weather, 359; Whale Sound, 359; off Lancaster Sound, 360; reappearance of fulmar petrels, 361; reach Godhavn, 362; receive letters from England, 363; leave Godhavn, 363; Egedesminde, 364; sight the “Pandora,” 366; arrive at Valentia, 367; at Queenstown, 367; welcome home, 368.