e along the inshore laneof open water reported over their portable radio: 'Lookout at Point Hope radioedfive bowheads heading our way. And I'll bet fourhundred others will be paying their own fare to sleep on deck, just to get out ofhere. If one had searched a far territory, he could not have found threemen more capable and appropriate than these to go on a prospecting tour. Charge me double if I've deceivedyou.
' The walrus huntersconsidered this for some time as they watched the icy sea, and one said: 'In twentyyears our kids can learn, if some re Island, immense glaciers occasionally calve icebergs that areso monstrous you can't really call them icebergs. Flossie was the first to speak: 'Look! That iceberg coming at us is bigger than ourhouse!' then her brother said quietly: 'An Maybe house worthnothing.
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