At Sea With Joseph Conrad
At Sea With Joseph Conrad
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On this particular occasion I was frozen through, and, turning over in my mind those of my friends whom I thought might gladly change places with me, my thoughts flew to my bosom friend, Roderick Day, Commander R. N. R. , who must be building roads through F 8i AT SEA WITH JOSEPH CONRAD ice and snow somewhere in the Arctic. Day had been with Scott and Shackleton in the Antarctic Expedition, 1 901-1904, and was chosen, I imagine, for the reason of his power- ful physique and extraordinary streng...th as much as for his tact and cheeriness. I had known Day for twenty years, and a letter sent from him at Archangel, which I read to Conrad, told me about the great road he had built over the snow, in some places seven feet deep, from Skibotn in the Lyngen Fjords at the extreme north of Norway, over the mountains and along the Finnish-Swedish frontier to the railhead at Tornea in the Gulf of Bothnia, the distance being approximately 380 miles.
The British Government, after the failure of the Gallipoli Campaign, were at their wits' end to get ammunition and stores into Russia from Great Britain ; the Dardanelles being closed they were compelled to search for other routes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On this particular occasion I was frozen through, and, turning over in my mind those of my friends whom I thought might gladly change places with me, my thoughts flew to my bosom friend, Roderick Day, Commander R. N. R. , who must be building roads through F 8i AT SEA WITH JOSEPH CONRAD ice and snow somewhere in the Arctic. Day had been with Scott and Shackleton in the Antarctic Expedition, 1 901-1904, and was chosen, I imagine, for the reason of his power- ful physique and extraordinary streng...th as much as for his tact and cheeriness. I had known Day for twenty years, and a letter sent from him at Archangel, which I read to Conrad, told me about the great road he had built over the snow, in some places seven feet deep, from Skibotn in the Lyngen Fjords at the extreme north of Norway, over the mountains and along the Finnish-Swedish frontier to the railhead at Tornea in the Gulf of Bothnia, the distance being approximately 380 miles.
The British Government, after the failure of the Gallipoli Campaign, were at their wits' end to get ammunition and stores into Russia from Great Britain ; the Dardanelles being closed they were compelled to search for other routes.
What to read after At Sea With Joseph Conrad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John Georgeson Sutherland to read onlineMoreLess
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