Farthest North
Farthest North
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Peter shot a white fox this morning close in tothe ship. For some time lately we have been seeing fox-tracks in themornings, and one Sunday Mogstad saw the fox itself. It has, no doubt, been coming regularly to feed on the offal of the bears. Shortly afterthe first one was shot another was seen; it came and smelt its deadcomrade, but soon set off again and disappeared. It is remarkablethat there should be so many foxes on this drift-ice so far fromland. But, after all, it is not much more surpr...ising than my comingupon fox-tracks out on the ice between Jan Mayen and Spitzbergen.
"Monday, October 30th. To-day the temperature has gone down to 18
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peter shot a white fox this morning close in tothe ship. For some time lately we have been seeing fox-tracks in themornings, and one Sunday Mogstad saw the fox itself. It has, no doubt, been coming regularly to feed on the offal of the bears. Shortly afterthe first one was shot another was seen; it came and smelt its deadcomrade, but soon set off again and disappeared. It is remarkablethat there should be so many foxes on this drift-ice so far fromland. But, after all, it is not much more surpr...ising than my comingupon fox-tracks out on the ice between Jan Mayen and Spitzbergen.
"Monday, October 30th. To-day the temperature has gone down to 18
What to read after Farthest North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nansen Fridtjof to read onlineMoreLess
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