Poynter with a gay laugh, "and we'll have a shot at getting through to-night.
The bolder we are, the more chance we shall have of getting through.
The others are still confident of getting through--or pretend to be--I don't know!
If we were all fit I should have hopes of getting through, but the poor Soldier has become a terrible hindrance, though he does his utmost and suffers much I fear.
We know that where thick pack may be found early in January, open water and a clear sea may be found in February, and broadly that the later the date the easier the chance of getting through.
There was just a chance of getting through, but we have stuck half-way, advance and retreat equally impossible under sail alone.
Again Scott began to take a hopeful view of getting through, unless the surfaces became infinitely worse.
We had great difficulty in getting through, from the quantity of dead timber, which has torn our saddle-bags and clothes to pieces.
At twenty-eight miles, seeing no prospect of getting through it, I returned two miles to a small open space, where I could tether the horses.
We had great difficulty in getting through, many places being so very thick with dead mulga.
I am more inclined to think that he has been taken prisoner," Easton said; "he would hardly have gone out to meet the square, as he must have seen the plains swarming with Arabs and that he had no chance whatever of getting through.
I really think, Easton, I have a very fair chance of getting through it without being found out.
Of course he would have no chance of getting through if he had to go in for the competition; but something like half the number of marks are enough for the qualifying examination.
So I pretended to be very lame and could hardly go, and as we traveled along told him that I would still live in hopes of getting through to our lines and to friends.
Methinks that, while fifty men would not succeed in getting through to the army, two might, perchance, manage to do so.
Well, since you bear a royal letter I cannot stop you; but it seems to me that your chance of getting throughis small, indeed.
If it had not been for Blacking pluckily getting through them to take you the news, I don't think we should have seen daylight.
I have spoken of it as a day's journey, but it is only under the most favourable circumstances that it has ever been accomplished in that time, and sometimes traders have been three or four days in getting through.
Two or three mounted officers only succeeded in getting through.
There is a chance Sarah Dillard succeeded in getting throughto the Spring," Evan whispered in a tremulous tone.
Evan and I might push forward on foot, trusting to getting through in time.
He had discovered a patent and infallible way of getting through!
Between Wilhelm Christophersen and Ole Engelstad there was no means of getting through.
The Antarctic had made repeated attempts to reach the winter station, but the state of the ice was bad, and they had to give up the idea of getting through.
No doubt they will scatter along the line, and we shall then have a good chance of getting through.
The commanding officers held a council of war, and decided that, after we had had some refreshment and a few hoursʼ rest, we should make a night march as the best chance of getting through.
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