Nearest the Pole a Narrative of the Polar Expedition of the Peary Arctic Club
Nearest the Pole a Narrative of the Polar Expedition of the Peary Arctic Club
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All regrets and disappoint- ment had to yield temporarily to the imperious demand of the overworked body.
At this camp we took a full sleep, the last for several days, then hurried on at top speed. Deep in my heart I still had a lingering hope, fathered of course by the wish, that Marvin might have crossed the big lead before the storm came on, might have found Storm Camp, and left provisions there for us in ac- cordance with my instructions left at the Storm Camp igloos, I was very anxious, th...erefore, to keep our outward trail, as far as Storm Camp, and now that the number of my dogs had been reduced, and some of my sledges discarded, I had spare men, and selecting two of the most experienced trailers among my Eskimos, I brought them alongside of me a few hundred yards in advance of the sledges. Thus we travelled, the three of us, with our eyes fixed upon the ice ahead, noting each faintest indication of the trail. When- ever the trail was faulted by the movement of the ice, we spread out in skirmish line and veered to the right, to the southwest, until we found it again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All regrets and disappoint- ment had to yield temporarily to the imperious demand of the overworked body.
At this camp we took a full sleep, the last for several days, then hurried on at top speed. Deep in my heart I still had a lingering hope, fathered of course by the wish, that Marvin might have crossed the big lead before the storm came on, might have found Storm Camp, and left provisions there for us in ac- cordance with my instructions left at the Storm Camp igloos, I was very anxious, th...erefore, to keep our outward trail, as far as Storm Camp, and now that the number of my dogs had been reduced, and some of my sledges discarded, I had spare men, and selecting two of the most experienced trailers among my Eskimos, I brought them alongside of me a few hundred yards in advance of the sledges. Thus we travelled, the three of us, with our eyes fixed upon the ice ahead, noting each faintest indication of the trail. When- ever the trail was faulted by the movement of the ice, we spread out in skirmish line and veered to the right, to the southwest, until we found it again.
What to read after Nearest the Pole a Narrative of the Polar Expedition of the Peary Arctic Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin), 1856-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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