Adrift in the Ice Fields
Adrift in the Ice Fields
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So, gentlemen, be very careful, for I fear that some of us are very near their fate. " There is a cord of fear in every man s heart which throbs more or less responsively to the relation of the wonders of that " debatable land, " which, by some, is believed to lie " on the boundaries of another world. " La Salle felt impressed in spite of himself, and the whole party seemed grave and unwilling to pursue 94 ADRIFT IN THE ICE-FIELDS.
the subject. The silence was, however, broken by Kennedy.
" I a...m going home to-morrow, " said he, " and there fore am not likely to be one of the unfortunates over whom a mysterious but melancholy fate impends. I have never found in the Tribune anything calculated to encourage a belief in ghosts of men, or vessels either ; and what Horace Greeley can t swallow I can t. But I shall make minutes of this little matter, and if anything does happen, will forward a full account, in detail, to that truly great man. Come, La Salle ; it s time we were abed. Good night, gentlemen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, gentlemen, be very careful, for I fear that some of us are very near their fate. " There is a cord of fear in every man s heart which throbs more or less responsively to the relation of the wonders of that " debatable land, " which, by some, is believed to lie " on the boundaries of another world. " La Salle felt impressed in spite of himself, and the whole party seemed grave and unwilling to pursue 94 ADRIFT IN THE ICE-FIELDS.
the subject. The silence was, however, broken by Kennedy.
" I a...m going home to-morrow, " said he, " and there fore am not likely to be one of the unfortunates over whom a mysterious but melancholy fate impends. I have never found in the Tribune anything calculated to encourage a belief in ghosts of men, or vessels either ; and what Horace Greeley can t swallow I can t. But I shall make minutes of this little matter, and if anything does happen, will forward a full account, in detail, to that truly great man. Come, La Salle ; it s time we were abed. Good night, gentlemen.
What to read after Adrift in the Ice Fields?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Winslow Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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