In the great white landBOOK I FAR AWAY IN THE FROZEN NORTHReading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIn the Great White LandILLUSTRATIONSBOOK I FAR AWAY IN THE FROZEN NORTHChapter I · DAYDAWN IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS—WERE THEY SAVAGES?Chapter II · “HEAVE ROUND, SIR,” SAID CAPTAIN MAYNE BRACEChapter III · “MY PRIDE WARRED AGAINST MY BETTER FEELINGS”Chapter IV · THE AGREEMENT DRAWN UP AND SIGNEDChapter V · THE SHIP’S BEARS: GRUFF, AND GROWLEY, AND GRUMPEY, AND MEGChapter I · “AND NOW,” HE SAID, “’TIS DO OR DIE”Chapter II · A GIANT OF THE SOUTHERN SEASChapter III · FIRST ADVENTURES ON THE ICEChapter IV · IN FEATHER-LAND—A TERRIBLE ACCIDENTChapter V · INGOMAR HIMSELF HAD A DREAM TO DREAMChapter VI · “TO THE WEST, TO THE WEST”Chapter VII · A FEARFUL NIGHT—ANTARCTIC LAND-ICEChapter VIII · WONDROUS SCENERY—NICK SAVES THE LIFE OF WALLACEChapter IX · WITH HOBSON ON THE “MERRIMAC”—THE STORY THAT CURTIS TOLDChapter I · A STRANGE DISCOVERY—SHEELAH AND TAFFYChapter II · A FIGHT BETWEEN MEN AND ICEChapter III · THE BEAUTY AND MARVELS OF AN ICE-CAVEChapter IV · THE CAMP—SLEDGING ON THE TABLELANDChapter V · THE START—FIRST NIGHT IN THE DESERT OF SNOWChapter VI · “GOOD-BYE, BOYS. IT WON’T BE FOR LONG”Chapter VII · MARVELS OF THE ANTARCTICChapter VIII · THE DASH FOR THE POLE—A WONDROUS SCENEChapter IX · TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS—VICTORYChapter X · A CHAPTER OF JOY AND SADNESSChapter XI · “ENGLAND, HOME, AND BEAUTY”Previous chapter ←ILLUSTRATIONSNext chapter →Book 1 — Chapter I · DAYDAWN IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS—WERE THEY SAVAGES?All chapters and sections (29)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsIn the Great White LandILLUSTRATIONSBooks1Book 1 · Chapters12345Book 2 · Chapters123456789Book 3 · Chapters1234567891011IN THE GREAT WHITE LAND← ILLUSTRATIONSCHAPTER I DAYDAWN IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS—WERE THEY SAVAGES? →