human
And day after day we went over the sea, and each day the head man drew the sun down out of the sky and made it tell where we were. And when the waves were kind, we hunted the fur seal and I marvelled much, for always did they fling the meat and the fat away and save only the skin.
gpt
After a weary time, when the sun was gone and the bite of the frost come into the air, the head man pointed the nose of the schooner south. South and east we travelled for days upon days, with never the land in sight, and we were near to the village from which hailed the men--
human
How did they know they were near? Opee-Kwan, unable to contain himself longer, demanded.
gpt
There was no land to see.
human
Did I not say the head man brought the sun down out of the sky?
gpt
As I say, when we were near to that village a great storm blew up, and in the night we were helpless and knew not where we were--
human
Thou hast just said the head man knew--