Leaves From a Notebook, Ponkapog Papers (1903) p. 29.
“That risks were involved, all of us knew; but none, so far as we could foresee, that were too great. Otherwise, as leader of a big polar expedition, and subject to all the responsibilities implicit in command, I could not have gone. That I miscalculated is proved by the fact that I nearly lost my life. Yet, I do not regret going.”
Source: Alone (1938), Ch. 1
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