On Alpine Heights And British Crags
On Alpine Heights And British Crags
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Thus with bare fingers I wrestled with the difficulties and reached an awkward position about twelve feet above those below. But alas ! the fingers slowly began to lose all sensation. It was impossible to don my gloves, for both hands were required to prevent the wind from flinging me off the cliff and into space. Immediate descent was imperative. How this was achieved it is impossible to describe. It seemed like a desperate and hurried slide, until the trusty second climber caught my legs and ...dragged me down to his side.
During the painful melting moments whilst frozen fingers were thawed, we saw that another party on the next buttress across the deep gully on our left had given up their programme and begun the descent. But confidence, begotten of many experiences of similar conditions, made us feel that we still had the upper hand of our mountain and its wintry defences. One more attempt was permissible.
With fingers encased in gloves, the holds at the beginning proved just sufficient and no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus with bare fingers I wrestled with the difficulties and reached an awkward position about twelve feet above those below. But alas ! the fingers slowly began to lose all sensation. It was impossible to don my gloves, for both hands were required to prevent the wind from flinging me off the cliff and into space. Immediate descent was imperative. How this was achieved it is impossible to describe. It seemed like a desperate and hurried slide, until the trusty second climber caught my legs and ...dragged me down to his side.
During the painful melting moments whilst frozen fingers were thawed, we saw that another party on the next buttress across the deep gully on our left had given up their programme and begun the descent. But confidence, begotten of many experiences of similar conditions, made us feel that we still had the upper hand of our mountain and its wintry defences. One more attempt was permissible.
With fingers encased in gloves, the holds at the beginning proved just sufficient and no more.
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