Little Masterpieces of Science: Explorers
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After lying on our faces, looking over the brink ten or twenty minutes, I suggested that by lowering ourselves on the rope we might climb fromcrevice to crevice; but we saw no shelf large enough for ourselves andthe knapsacks too. However, we were not going to give it up without atrial; and I made the rope fast around my breast and, looping the nooseover a firm point of rock, let myself slide gradually down to a notchforty feet below. There was only room beside me for Cotter, so I had himsend d...own the knapsacks first. I then tied these together by the strapswith my silk handkerchiefs, and hung them as far to the left as I couldreach without losing my balance, looping the handkerchiefs over a pointof rock. Cotter then slid down the rope, and, with considerabledifficulty, we whipped the noose off its resting-place above, and cutoff our connection with the upper world.
"We're in for it now, King, " remarked my comrade, as he looked aloft, and then down; but our blood was up, and danger added only anexhilarating thrill to the nerves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After lying on our faces, looking over the brink ten or twenty minutes, I suggested that by lowering ourselves on the rope we might climb fromcrevice to crevice; but we saw no shelf large enough for ourselves andthe knapsacks too. However, we were not going to give it up without atrial; and I made the rope fast around my breast and, looping the nooseover a firm point of rock, let myself slide gradually down to a notchforty feet below. There was only room beside me for Cotter, so I had himsend d...own the knapsacks first. I then tied these together by the strapswith my silk handkerchiefs, and hung them as far to the left as I couldreach without losing my balance, looping the handkerchiefs over a pointof rock. Cotter then slid down the rope, and, with considerabledifficulty, we whipped the noose off its resting-place above, and cutoff our connection with the upper world.
"We're in for it now, King, " remarked my comrade, as he looked aloft, and then down; but our blood was up, and danger added only anexhilarating thrill to the nerves.
What to read after Little Masterpieces of Science: Explorers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iles, George, 1852-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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