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"An Antarctic Mystery", chapter 20, by Jules Verne, translated by Cashel Hoey.

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First published at 18:30 UTC on November 14th, 2020.

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Chapter 20: "Unmerciful Disaster"

46F = 7.8C, 53F = 11.7C

The picture used is: The Halbrane, staved in, broken up

Holy cow this is a shockingly long chapter! And regrettab…

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Chapter 20: "Unmerciful Disaster"

46F = 7.8C, 53F = 11.7C

The picture used is: The Halbrane, staved in, broken up

Holy cow this is a shockingly long chapter! And regrettably, this chapter uses a now verboten word (not to mention some unfortunate stereotypes). Because I am not one to alter a historic text for any reason, I have uttered the forbidden word (it is used only once) to preserve the integrity of the text as written. Sorry about that, but there's nothing for it. Hopefully bitchute won't penalize me for saying the word used in this text that was still in common usage in the 19th-century...

To follow along: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/10339/10339-h/10339-h.htm#CHAP_XX

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