Ice Caves of France And Switzerland 8 2
Ice Caves of France And Switzerland 8 2
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224, &c. ] [Footnote: 80: _Bibl. Univ_. L. C. ] * * * * * CHAPTER XIII.
LA BORNA DE LA GLACE, IN THE DUCHY OF AOSTA.
The Chanoine Carrel, of Aosta, whose name is so well and so favourablyknown to Alpine men, sent a brief account of an ice-cave in hisneighbourhood to the _Bibliothèque Universelle_ of Geneva[81] in theyear 1841, and, as far as I know, there is no other account of it. Myplan had been to pass from Chamouni by the Col du Géant to Courmayeur, and thence to Aosta for a visit to the ca...non and his glacière; but, unfortunately, the symptoms which had put an end to the expedition tothe Brezon and the Valley of Reposoir came on with renewed vigour, as aconsequence of Mont Blanc, and the projected fortnight with Peter Pernncollapsed into a hasty flight to Geneva. It was fortunate that medicalassistance was not necessary in Chamouni itself; for one of the membersof our large party there was mulcted in the sum of £16, with a hint thatsomething beyond that would be acceptable, for an extremely moderateamount of attendance by the local French doctor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
224, &c. ] [Footnote: 80: _Bibl. Univ_. L. C. ] * * * * * CHAPTER XIII.
LA BORNA DE LA GLACE, IN THE DUCHY OF AOSTA.
The Chanoine Carrel, of Aosta, whose name is so well and so favourablyknown to Alpine men, sent a brief account of an ice-cave in hisneighbourhood to the _Bibliothèque Universelle_ of Geneva[81] in theyear 1841, and, as far as I know, there is no other account of it. Myplan had been to pass from Chamouni by the Col du Géant to Courmayeur, and thence to Aosta for a visit to the ca...non and his glacière; but, unfortunately, the symptoms which had put an end to the expedition tothe Brezon and the Valley of Reposoir came on with renewed vigour, as aconsequence of Mont Blanc, and the projected fortnight with Peter Pernncollapsed into a hasty flight to Geneva. It was fortunate that medicalassistance was not necessary in Chamouni itself; for one of the membersof our large party there was mulcted in the sum of £16, with a hint thatsomething beyond that would be acceptable, for an extremely moderateamount of attendance by the local French doctor.
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