Lost On Du Corrig Or Twixt Earth And Ocean
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182).
195 CHAPTEE XXV.
A DESPERATE ATTEMPT UPON THE TUNNEL.
NEXT day for, as I think I have remarked I observed the seasons of day and night I made another and more determined exploration of the Seals' Tunnel. I got into my first blow-hole without difficulty, though at the cost of a bad cut on my right ankle, which pained me a good deal, and which, no doubt, bled profusely. Arrived here, I felt about for the ledge on which I had stood the day before. The tide was higher now, and the ledge cover...ed with water, so I clambered on to it with greater ease.
I first made fast my clue and the stick on which it was wound to a projection of the rock, and afterwards, moving along the ledge, felt about in the dark with my hands. The tide was not yet at its lowest, nor would be for some time, and of course my efforts to thread the con- tinuation of the tunnel would be best undertaken with the water at its lowest ebb, for the reasons N 2 196 LOST ON DU-CORRIG.
that I have already mentioned. In the mean- time I desired to explore the cave as well as I could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
182).
195 CHAPTEE XXV.
A DESPERATE ATTEMPT UPON THE TUNNEL.
NEXT day for, as I think I have remarked I observed the seasons of day and night I made another and more determined exploration of the Seals' Tunnel. I got into my first blow-hole without difficulty, though at the cost of a bad cut on my right ankle, which pained me a good deal, and which, no doubt, bled profusely. Arrived here, I felt about for the ledge on which I had stood the day before. The tide was higher now, and the ledge cover...ed with water, so I clambered on to it with greater ease.
I first made fast my clue and the stick on which it was wound to a projection of the rock, and afterwards, moving along the ledge, felt about in the dark with my hands. The tide was not yet at its lowest, nor would be for some time, and of course my efforts to thread the con- tinuation of the tunnel would be best undertaken with the water at its lowest ebb, for the reasons N 2 196 LOST ON DU-CORRIG.
that I have already mentioned. In the mean- time I desired to explore the cave as well as I could.
What to read after Lost On Du Corrig Or Twixt Earth And Ocean?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Standish Ogrady to read onlineMoreLess
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