Seeing Europe With Famous Authors, volume 6
Seeing Europe With Famous Authors, volume 6
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In many placesthe space was merely covered by a thin crust, which, when trod upon, instantly yielded and we sank with a shock sometimes to the hips. Ourway next lay up a steep incline to the Grand Plateau, the depth andtenderness of the snow augmenting as we ascended. We had not yet seenthe sun, but as we attained the brow which forms the entrance to theGrand Plateau, he hung his disk upon a spike of rock to our left, and, surrounded by a glory of interference spectra of the most gorgeouscolors..., blazed down upon us. On the Grand Plateau we halted and had ourfrugal refreshment.
At some distance to our left was the crevasse into which Dr. Hamel'sthree guides were precipitated by an avalanche in 1820; they are stillentombed in the ice, and some future explorer may, perhaps, see themdisgorged lower down, fresh and undecayed. They can hardly reach thesurface until they pass the snow-line of the glacier, for above thisline the quantity of snow that annually falls being in excess of thequantity melted, the tendency would be to make the ice-covering abovethem thicker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In many placesthe space was merely covered by a thin crust, which, when trod upon, instantly yielded and we sank with a shock sometimes to the hips. Ourway next lay up a steep incline to the Grand Plateau, the depth andtenderness of the snow augmenting as we ascended. We had not yet seenthe sun, but as we attained the brow which forms the entrance to theGrand Plateau, he hung his disk upon a spike of rock to our left, and, surrounded by a glory of interference spectra of the most gorgeouscolors..., blazed down upon us. On the Grand Plateau we halted and had ourfrugal refreshment.
At some distance to our left was the crevasse into which Dr. Hamel'sthree guides were precipitated by an avalanche in 1820; they are stillentombed in the ice, and some future explorer may, perhaps, see themdisgorged lower down, fresh and undecayed. They can hardly reach thesurface until they pass the snow-line of the glacier, for above thisline the quantity of snow that annually falls being in excess of thequantity melted, the tendency would be to make the ice-covering abovethem thicker.
What to read after Seeing Europe With Famous Authors, volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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