A Negro Explorer At the North Pole
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The sledges would sink to the depth 96 PIONEERING of the cross-bars. Traveling was slow, and the dogs became demons; at one time, sullen and stubborn; then wildly excited and savage; and in our handling of them I fear we became fiendlike ourselves. Frequently we would have to lift them bodily from the pits of snow, and snow-filled fissures they had fallen into, and I am now sorry to say that we did not do it gently. The dogs, feeling the additional strain, refused to make the slightest effort w...hen spoken to or touched with the whip, and to break them of this stubbornness, and to pre- vent further trouble, I took the leader or king dog of one team and, in the presence of the rest of the pack, I clubbed him severely. The dogs realized what was required of them, and that I would exact it of them in spite of what they would do, and they became submissive and pulled willingly, myself and the Esquimos doing our share at the upstanders.
We got over the heavy floe-ice, to find our- selves confronted with jagged, rough ice, where we had to pickax our way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sledges would sink to the depth 96 PIONEERING of the cross-bars. Traveling was slow, and the dogs became demons; at one time, sullen and stubborn; then wildly excited and savage; and in our handling of them I fear we became fiendlike ourselves. Frequently we would have to lift them bodily from the pits of snow, and snow-filled fissures they had fallen into, and I am now sorry to say that we did not do it gently. The dogs, feeling the additional strain, refused to make the slightest effort w...hen spoken to or touched with the whip, and to break them of this stubbornness, and to pre- vent further trouble, I took the leader or king dog of one team and, in the presence of the rest of the pack, I clubbed him severely. The dogs realized what was required of them, and that I would exact it of them in spite of what they would do, and they became submissive and pulled willingly, myself and the Esquimos doing our share at the upstanders.
We got over the heavy floe-ice, to find our- selves confronted with jagged, rough ice, where we had to pickax our way.
What to read after A Negro Explorer At the North Pole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Booker T Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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