Klondyke Nuggets
Klondyke Nuggets
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"Lake Nares is only two and a half miles long, and its greatest width isabout a mile; it is not deep, but is navigable for boats drawing 5 or 6feet of water; it is separated from Lake Bennet by a shallow sandy pointof not more than 200 yards in length.
"No streams of any consequence empty into either of these lakes. A smallriver flows into Lake Bennet on the west side, a short distance north ofthe fork, and another at the extreme north-west angle, but neither ofthem is of any consequence in a n...avigable sense.
"Lake Nares flows through a narrow curved channel into Bove Lake(Schwatka). This channel is not more than 600 or 700 yards long, and thewater in it appears to be sufficiently deep for boats that couldnavigate the lake. The land between the lakes along this channel is low, swampy, and covered with willows, and, at the stage in which I saw it, did not rise more than 3 feet above the water. The hills on thesouth-west side slope up easily, and are not high; on the north sidethe deep valley already referred to borders it; and on the east side themountains rise abruptly from the lake shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lake Nares is only two and a half miles long, and its greatest width isabout a mile; it is not deep, but is navigable for boats drawing 5 or 6feet of water; it is separated from Lake Bennet by a shallow sandy pointof not more than 200 yards in length.
"No streams of any consequence empty into either of these lakes. A smallriver flows into Lake Bennet on the west side, a short distance north ofthe fork, and another at the extreme north-west angle, but neither ofthem is of any consequence in a n...avigable sense.
"Lake Nares flows through a narrow curved channel into Bove Lake(Schwatka). This channel is not more than 600 or 700 yards long, and thewater in it appears to be sufficiently deep for boats that couldnavigate the lake. The land between the lakes along this channel is low, swampy, and covered with willows, and, at the stage in which I saw it, did not rise more than 3 feet above the water. The hills on thesouth-west side slope up easily, and are not high; on the north sidethe deep valley already referred to borders it; and on the east side themountains rise abruptly from the lake shore.
What to read after Klondyke Nuggets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ladue Joseph Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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