A Walk Round Mont Blanc Etc
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Danger is probable — painful fatigue is certain, and subsequent suffering is 168 EXTRACT.
almost unavoidable. Of these two females one was Maria Paradis of Chamonix — locally called, from lier accomplishment of the midertaking, Maria de Mont Blanc ; the other a French lady. I was informed that they both suffered exceed- ingly before they reached the summit; and, regarding the Swiss heroine, the expression which I heard was, that she was carried in the men's arms to the top, " plus morte que viv...ante. " As yet no ascent of the mountain had taken place this year ; the last was that of August the 5th, 1846, the notice and description of which I extract ver- batim from the Travellers' Book : — *' Mr. John WooUey, of Beeston, Nottingham- shire, and of Trin. Coll. Camb. , and Mr. James T. Hunt, of Wirksworth, Derbyshire, aged 19, attained the summit of Mont Blanc the 5th of August, 1846. They left the Hotel de Londres about eight in the morning of the 4th, and arrived at the Grand Mulcts soon after three P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Danger is probable — painful fatigue is certain, and subsequent suffering is 168 EXTRACT.
almost unavoidable. Of these two females one was Maria Paradis of Chamonix — locally called, from lier accomplishment of the midertaking, Maria de Mont Blanc ; the other a French lady. I was informed that they both suffered exceed- ingly before they reached the summit; and, regarding the Swiss heroine, the expression which I heard was, that she was carried in the men's arms to the top, " plus morte que viv...ante. " As yet no ascent of the mountain had taken place this year ; the last was that of August the 5th, 1846, the notice and description of which I extract ver- batim from the Travellers' Book : — *' Mr. John WooUey, of Beeston, Nottingham- shire, and of Trin. Coll. Camb. , and Mr. James T. Hunt, of Wirksworth, Derbyshire, aged 19, attained the summit of Mont Blanc the 5th of August, 1846. They left the Hotel de Londres about eight in the morning of the 4th, and arrived at the Grand Mulcts soon after three P.
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