横浜市鶴見区に密着した地域型のスワンアカデミー英会話教室。未就園児から大人まで、3人までのグループレッスン、個人レッスン、セミプライベートレッスン、オンラインレッスン

It was one of the Inuit who was the first to see them, he immediately caught Reiner’s attention. “Mr. Denhard,” said the young man, “over that way, Ghan has spotted something!” Denhard turned and shaded his eyes from the glaring sun and reflecting snow. Yes, there was something out there. “Tim, I think we’ve just found what we’re looking for.” They turned and started to make their way carefully across the unstable ice. Mason looked up. He was having problems seeing, he was having problems… speaking. He held his hand to stop the sled. “Dunn… Dunn!” he crocked and staggered to the rear of the sled. Dunn looked up in response to Mason’s touch. “Look Isaac! Look over there! Do ya see it? Do ya see it?!” Dunn looked to where Mason was pointing and began to laugh through cracked lips. Hollister, holding onto the edge of the sled, moved his head to try to identify something familiar. “What? What is it?” he asked, groping in the air. Being completely blind, was something Hollister was very much afraid of and in the Arctic that fear had become absolute terror. “We’re saved Jack,” said Dunn almost on the verge of tears. “We’re going home.” The two parties met and Denhard shook Mason’s hand. “The ship?” crocked Mason, “The ship and crew?” Denhard inhaled deeply, he had dreaded the question he knew Mason would ask. “We’ll talk Captain, we’ll talk.” Mason collapsed against the third mate.