Rivers of Ice
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Others were going, or had gone, to the source of theArveiron, and to the Brevent, while the British peer, having previouslybeen conducted by a new and needlessly difficult path to the top ofMonte Rosa, was led off by his persecutor to attempt, by an impossibleroute, to scale the Matterhorn--to reach the main-truck, as CaptainWopper put it, by going down the stern-post along the keel, over thebobstay, up the flyin' jib, across the foretopmast-stay, and up themaintop-gallant halyards. This at lea...st was Lewis Stoutley's report ofthe Captain's remark. We cannot answer for its correctness.
But nothing can withstand the sweet influences of fresh mountain-air andsunshine. In a short time "dull care" was put to flight and when ourparty--Emma being on a mule--reached the neighbouring heights, past andfuture were largely forgotten in the enjoyment of the present.
Besides being sunny and bright, the day was rather cool, so that, afterdismissing the mule, and taking to the glaciers and ice-slope, the airwas found to be eminently suitable for walking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others were going, or had gone, to the source of theArveiron, and to the Brevent, while the British peer, having previouslybeen conducted by a new and needlessly difficult path to the top ofMonte Rosa, was led off by his persecutor to attempt, by an impossibleroute, to scale the Matterhorn--to reach the main-truck, as CaptainWopper put it, by going down the stern-post along the keel, over thebobstay, up the flyin' jib, across the foretopmast-stay, and up themaintop-gallant halyards. This at lea...st was Lewis Stoutley's report ofthe Captain's remark. We cannot answer for its correctness.
But nothing can withstand the sweet influences of fresh mountain-air andsunshine. In a short time "dull care" was put to flight and when ourparty--Emma being on a mule--reached the neighbouring heights, past andfuture were largely forgotten in the enjoyment of the present.
Besides being sunny and bright, the day was rather cool, so that, afterdismissing the mule, and taking to the glaciers and ice-slope, the airwas found to be eminently suitable for walking.
What to read after Rivers of Ice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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