Our Journal in the Pacific
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It was of no avail, and the end appeared near.
6 It was a fearful moment. On I went with great velocity. The ridge came oh, fortunate ridge ! it did not stop me, for I shot clean over into space the other side and over the chasm, alighting at least three feet beyond. Here was one danger past ; but now I could see my descent had been deflected from the path of our ascent; and just in front, where the snow ceased, was a sheer descent of hundreds of feet. Furious with despair, I plunged both arms ...into the snow and stiffened every limb. Thanks to a merciful Providence I brought up just in time, within a few feet of the precipice. Turning, to look for my companions, there they were, tumbling, rolling over, and bowling along towards me. I shouted out to them to stop or they would be over the precipice ; which they succeeded in doing, all but B . He could not, apparently, and seemed bound for space, when I rolled over and CH. XVI. INDIANS OF THE STRAITS 313 caught him just in time by the leg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was of no avail, and the end appeared near.
6 It was a fearful moment. On I went with great velocity. The ridge came oh, fortunate ridge ! it did not stop me, for I shot clean over into space the other side and over the chasm, alighting at least three feet beyond. Here was one danger past ; but now I could see my descent had been deflected from the path of our ascent; and just in front, where the snow ceased, was a sheer descent of hundreds of feet. Furious with despair, I plunged both arms ...into the snow and stiffened every limb. Thanks to a merciful Providence I brought up just in time, within a few feet of the precipice. Turning, to look for my companions, there they were, tumbling, rolling over, and bowling along towards me. I shouted out to them to stop or they would be over the precipice ; which they succeeded in doing, all but B . He could not, apparently, and seemed bound for space, when I rolled over and CH. XVI. INDIANS OF THE STRAITS 313 caught him just in time by the leg.
What to read after Our Journal in the Pacific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sydney Marow Eardley Wilmot to read onlineMoreLess
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