human
Altamont had already swung his hatchet to strike, when he was arrested by a well known voice
gpt
The tired-out dogs were harnessed sorely against their will, and before long bringing the few but precious treasures found among the débris of the brig
human
The poor fellows felt like colonists safely arrived at their destination.
gpt
Clambering up the steep, rocky wall he succeeded, though with considerable difficulty, in reaching the top.
human
Soon they were walking in a bright luminous track, leaving their shadows behind them on the spotless snow.
gpt
Hatteras could only manage to keep off his pursuers by flinging down one article after another.
human
The carpenter began his task immediately.
gpt
The Doctor did not allow him to proceed, for he really feared the two antagonists might come to blows.
human
It was a strange and touching spectacle to see the pretty creatures--they flew on Clawbonny's shoulders, etc.
gpt
Dealt him such a blow on the head with his hatchet that the skull was completely split open.
human
The poor seal struggled desperately, but could not free himself from the grasp of his enemy.
gpt
On the 29th Bell killed a fox and Altamont a musk-ox.
human
At Bell's suggestion, torches were contrived.
gpt
The sea, the sea!
human
And the doctor, leaning over the side of the vessel, could see the whales and the dolphins and all the rest of the monsters of the deep.
gpt
It is a volcano, he explained.
human
Mast and sail were torn off and went flying away through the darkness like some large, white bird.
gpt
Altamont speedily discovered a grotto composed of rocks.
human
There he was, standing on a rock, gazing fixedly at the top of the mountain.
gpt
Hatteras did not even turn once to look back, but marched straight on, carrying his country's flag attached to his staff.
human
Dead, frozen----
gpt
Two hours later, after unheard-of exertions, the survivors of the Forward were picked up by the Hans Christian.