Grounded Icebergs 90 34. Sentinel of the Antarctic 91 35. A Typical Scene at the Pack Edge 94 36. Killers Rising to “Blow”—The _Quest_ Pushing Through Thin Ice 95 37. Loose Open Pack—Loose Pack Ice, with the Sea Rapidly Freezing Over 96 38. The Midnight Sun 97 39. The Loneliness of the Pack 100 40. An Unpleasant but Necessary Duty—Taking Crab-eater Seals for Food 101 41. Commander Wild at the Masthead 108 42. Pushing South Through Heavy Pack—The _Quest_ Ploughing Through Heavy Ice Pack 109 43. The _Quest_ at her Farthest South—Jeffrey and Douglas taking Observations for Magnetic Dip 112 44. Heavy Pressed-up Pack Ice, the _Quest_ in the Distance —Commander Wild and Worsley Examining a Newly Formed “Lead” in the Pack Ice 113 45. The _Quest_ Pushing North Through Rapidly Freezing Ice 114 46. “Watering” Ship with Floe Ice 115 47. Emperor Penguins on the Floe: A Still Evening in the Pack 118 48. Frozen Spray 119 49. Commander Wild’s Watch: McIlroy, Carr, Wild, Macklin—The “Black” Watch: Ross, Argles, Young, Kerr, Smith 122 50. Worsley’s Watch: Douglas, Wilkins, Watts, Worsley— Jeffrey’s Watch: McLeod, Marr, Jeffrey, Dell 123 51. Chipping Frozen Spray from the Gunwales 126 52. The _Quest_ Beset near Ross’s Appearance of Land 127 53. Rowett Island, off Cape Lookout, Elephant Island 150 54. The Kent “Clear-View” Screen—Approaching Cape Lookout 151 55. Loading Sea-elephants’ Blubber, Elephant Island 154 56. Somnolent Content: a Sea-elephant on Elephant Island— Ringed Penguins and a Paddy Bird (_Chionis alba_) 155 57. Shackleton’s Last Anchorage—McLeod and Marr clearing up After a Blizzard 160 58. Sugar Top Mountain, Part of the Allardyce Range, South Georgia 161 59. A Glacier Face in South Georgia 176 60. A Rocky Outcrop in South Georgia 177 61. Distended Whale Carcasses in Prince Olaf Harbour 178 62. Cape Pigeons (_Daption capensis_) at South Georgia 179 63.