Dangers On the Ice Off the Coast of Labrador
Dangers On the Ice Off the Coast of Labrador
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They therefore resolved to serveout no more than a biscuit and a half per day to each. The missionariesremained in the snowhouse, and every day endeavoured to boil so muchwater over their lamps, as might supply them with two cups of coffeea-piece. Through mercy they were preserved in good health, and, quiteunexpectedly, brother Liebisch recovered on the first day of his sorethroat. The Esquimaux also kept up their spirits, and even Kassigiak, though a wild heathen, declared; that it was proper ...to be thankful thatthey were still alive; adding, that if they had remained a little longeron the ice yesterday all their bones would have been broken in a shorttime.
Towards noon of the 13th, the weather cleared up, and the sea was seenas far as the eye could reach, quite clear and free from ice; but theweather being very stormy, the Esquimaux could not quit the snow-house, which made them very low-spirited and melancholy. They, however, possessone advantage, namely, the power of going to sleep when they please, and, if need be, they will sleep for days and night together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They therefore resolved to serveout no more than a biscuit and a half per day to each. The missionariesremained in the snowhouse, and every day endeavoured to boil so muchwater over their lamps, as might supply them with two cups of coffeea-piece. Through mercy they were preserved in good health, and, quiteunexpectedly, brother Liebisch recovered on the first day of his sorethroat. The Esquimaux also kept up their spirits, and even Kassigiak, though a wild heathen, declared; that it was proper ...to be thankful thatthey were still alive; adding, that if they had remained a little longeron the ice yesterday all their bones would have been broken in a shorttime.
Towards noon of the 13th, the weather cleared up, and the sea was seenas far as the eye could reach, quite clear and free from ice; but theweather being very stormy, the Esquimaux could not quit the snow-house, which made them very low-spirited and melancholy. They, however, possessone advantage, namely, the power of going to sleep when they please, and, if need be, they will sleep for days and night together.
What to read after Dangers On the Ice Off the Coast of Labrador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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