two o'clock
He must find the igloo , and the igloo was close to the sea . He could not miss it -- if he lived long enough to travel thirty miles . It did not occur to him that Blake might have lied -- that the igloo was farther than he had said , or perhaps much nearer . It was two o'clock when he stopped to make tea . He figured that he had traveled at least eighteen miles ; the fact was he had gone but a little over half that distance . He was not hungry , and ate nothing , but he fed Kazan heartily of meat . The hot tea , strengthened with a little whisky , revived him for the time more than food would have done .