Louis Agassiz: His Life And Correspondence
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They should havebeen on their road at three o'clock; it was now five. Jacob warnedthem therefore that they must make all speed, and that any one whofelt himself unequal to a forced march should stay behind. No oneresponded to his suggestion, and they were presently on the road.
Passing Lake Meril, with its miniature icebergs, they reached theglacier of the Aletsch and its snow-fields, where the realdifficulties and dangers of the ascent were to begin. In this greatsemicircular space, inclosed b...y the Jungfrau, the Monch, and thelesser peaks of this mountain group, lies the Aletsch reservoir ofsnow or neve. As this spot presented a natural pause between thelaborious ascent already accomplished and the immense declivitieswhich lay before them yet to be climbed, they named it Le Repos, and halted there for a short rest. Here they left also everyneedless incumbrance, taking only a little bread and wine, in caseof exhaustion, some meteorological instruments, and the inevitableladder, axe, and ropes of the Alpine climber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They should havebeen on their road at three o'clock; it was now five. Jacob warnedthem therefore that they must make all speed, and that any one whofelt himself unequal to a forced march should stay behind. No oneresponded to his suggestion, and they were presently on the road.
Passing Lake Meril, with its miniature icebergs, they reached theglacier of the Aletsch and its snow-fields, where the realdifficulties and dangers of the ascent were to begin. In this greatsemicircular space, inclosed b...y the Jungfrau, the Monch, and thelesser peaks of this mountain group, lies the Aletsch reservoir ofsnow or neve. As this spot presented a natural pause between thelaborious ascent already accomplished and the immense declivitieswhich lay before them yet to be climbed, they named it Le Repos, and halted there for a short rest. Here they left also everyneedless incumbrance, taking only a little bread and wine, in caseof exhaustion, some meteorological instruments, and the inevitableladder, axe, and ropes of the Alpine climber.
What to read after Louis Agassiz: His Life And Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agassiz Elizabeth Cabot Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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