I gave him the money and swam away.

"Good-bye," he cried, as I reached the outer edge of the Maelstrom. "I

hope, next time I go to America, that I shall meet you."

"Many thanks," said I. "When do you expect to come?"

"Never," he replied, "Deo volente!"

Charming chap, that Nansen. So warm, you know.

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