Mountain Climbing
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At mid-day it rose to about 80.
The Ascent of Mount Ararat The Great Chasm of A rgnri.
riding with the colonel, and the purpose of these elaborate arrangements was explained to us with a sly smile: the troop, with their colonel, were to escort us on our first day's journey, and to bivouac at Sardar-Bulakh. The order was given to march in half-col- umn. It was perhaps the first time that an English officer had ridden at the head of these famous troops. We crossed the last runnel on the southern ...edge of the planta- tion, and entered the silent waste.
For a while we slowly rode through the camelthorn, the deep sand sinking beneath our horses' feet. It was nearly one o'clock, and the expanse around us streamed in the 177 The A scent of Afomtt Ararat full glare of noon. A spell seemed to rest upon the landscape of the mountain, seal- ing all the springs of life. Only among the evergreen shrubs about us a scattered group of camels cropped the spinous foli- age, little lizards darted, a flock of sand- grouse took wing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At mid-day it rose to about 80.
The Ascent of Mount Ararat The Great Chasm of A rgnri.
riding with the colonel, and the purpose of these elaborate arrangements was explained to us with a sly smile: the troop, with their colonel, were to escort us on our first day's journey, and to bivouac at Sardar-Bulakh. The order was given to march in half-col- umn. It was perhaps the first time that an English officer had ridden at the head of these famous troops. We crossed the last runnel on the southern ...edge of the planta- tion, and entered the silent waste.
For a while we slowly rode through the camelthorn, the deep sand sinking beneath our horses' feet. It was nearly one o'clock, and the expanse around us streamed in the 177 The A scent of Afomtt Ararat full glare of noon. A spell seemed to rest upon the landscape of the mountain, seal- ing all the springs of life. Only among the evergreen shrubs about us a scattered group of camels cropped the spinous foli- age, little lizards darted, a flock of sand- grouse took wing.
What to read after Mountain Climbing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward L Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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