[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition]
Page 262
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256 Thursday, February 18, 1914. S.W wind and snow. - 12° The sun is above the horizon today. We have seen nothing yet on account of its thick weather. The temperature remains warm. That has given me a routine of meals and exercise in order that I may gain weight. Friday, February 19, 1915 S.W wind with snow. - 8° We have yet to see the sun. Hal has commenced to work on his ice-cap hornet & Jot goes hunting but the rabbits are too timid. I am getting a little of the pleasure of the island out of my room. I now have a comfortable study table, light and with the door on again a little privacy. Sunday, February 21, 1915 Light S.E wind with snow. Sandy. +7. The warm cloudy weather continues. I had four & more rhumatism last night consequently I did not go out today. The house continues very pleasant and quiet with the crowd away.