Subject: I have selected you for my new project

From: Anthony <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2018 14:33:47 -0500

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stirring events, and they went along with considerable speed, and judging from their former estimates the distance traveled during the two days must have brought them fully forty or fifty miles from home, so they counted on being able to reach the location of the boat some time during the following day. Before noon of the day they sighted the West River, but they reached it at an unfamiliar point.

Hemisphere. Fig. 14. There had always been a secret grief in the hearts of Harry and George at the loss of the boat at the mouth of South River, and the Professor joined in their wish to recover it at the first opportunity. Harry again alluded to it on this occasion, and it was decided that such a trip would be a welcome change. The trip could be made in the wagon, and by 127 consent the four agreed to undertake the journey and bring it back. I have often thought it might be done by taking the lifeboat, was Georges idea, and we could fix it up there and sail it back. It does not seem to me that would be practical, because it is too much damaged to repair in such a way as to make it safe for such a journey, and if that plan should be adopted all of us should

the fixed stars, and the two sketches (Figs. 13 and 14) that I have drawn out will, I hope, make it clear to you. The first figure (13) is a map of the sky for the northern hemisphere, and the second drawing (Fig. 14) of the southern hemisphere, where we are. Northern Hemisphere. Fig. 13. Northern Hemisphere. Fig. 13. On the maps I have shown the fixed stars and named them, those of the first magnitude being the largest, those of the second magnitude a little smaller, and so on, but I have not by any means 126 indicated all of the second and third magnitude owing to their great number. Southern Hemisphere. Fig. 14. Southern

supplies. That being the case the boat, when it is loaded in, upside down, will make a splendid top for you for camping purposes. How long will it take to make the trip? inquired Tom. Not to exceed five or six days, because we know every step of the way, and we can push along pretty lively. 128 The start was not made until about ten oclock, and Angel was on hand with his inevitable gun. They did not forget the usual accompaniments of such trips, namely, guns and ammunition, together with the spears and bolos. This is certainly a jolly lark, sang out Ralph, as they neared the forest. He and Tom had fully recovered from their weakened