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`` To-morrow evening , '' concluded Bainbridge , `` I shall relate some particulars in the lives of Pym and Peters in Hili-liland . The purely personal experiences of these two adventurers I should ignore , were it not that they take us into the region of the wonderful crater and its peculiar surrounding mountains and valleys , where we shall see nature in one of the strangest of her many strange guises . '' Then , after a second 's pause : `` Do you accompany me to see the poor old fellow , tomorrow ? '' I promised that I would ; and we agreed upon two o'clock as the time for starting . Five minutes later Doctor Bainbridge arose , and saying good-night , left me until the morrow . The TWELFTH Chapter The next evening at the appointed hour Doctor Bainbridge came in . I had not been able to accompany him in his daily visit to Peters .