Hurlies [noun]

Remembering this, Mac Hurley forced his glance back to Pierre.

It was later in the year when Hurley with his whole-plate camera broke through the sea-ice—a sad affair for the camera.

Hurley dressed in full burberrys and went out to make a search, in which he was soon successful.

Hurley secured a couple of "snaps" at the expense of badly frost-bitten hands.

The solemn rites of "shut-eye" determined that Webb was to stay and make camp while Hurley and I retraced our steps.

While Hurley and I pitched the tent, Webb built a breakwind for his instrument fifty yards away.

Sliced up with a pair of scissors and mixed with a few of Hurley's cigarettes, they made very good smoking tobacco.

Aiming at a really high-class meal, Hurley had started by actually cleaning out the cooker.

Webb set up the theodolite while Hurley and I paced out a half-mile base-line to find out the intervening distance.

After twelve miles with a favourable wind, Webb took more observations; Hurley and I recording by turns.