Stray Leaves From An Arctic Journal;
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every one's spirits up to thehigh-top-gallant of their joy; long streaks of water showing acrossWellington Channel, out of which broad floe-pieces were slowly sailing, whilst a hard, cold appearance in the northern sky betokened anortherly breeze.
[Headnote: _THE WHITE WHALE. _] With the "Resolute" fast astern, the "Pioneer" slipped round anextensive field of ice; as it ran aground off Cape Spencer, shuttingoff in our rear Captain Penny's brigs and the "Felix, " another mass ofice at the same t...ime caught on Point Innis, and, unable to get past it, we again made fast, sending a boat to watch the moment the ice shouldfloat, and leave us a passage to the westward. Whilst thus secured, wehad abundant amusement and occupation in observing the movements ofshoals of white whales. They were what the fishermen on board called"running" south, a term used to express the steady and rapid passage ofthe fish from one feeding-ground to the other. From the mast-head, thewater about us appeared filled with them, whilst they constantly roseand blew, and hurried on, like the birds we had lately seen, to betterregions in the south.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
every one's spirits up to thehigh-top-gallant of their joy; long streaks of water showing acrossWellington Channel, out of which broad floe-pieces were slowly sailing, whilst a hard, cold appearance in the northern sky betokened anortherly breeze.
[Headnote: _THE WHITE WHALE. _] With the "Resolute" fast astern, the "Pioneer" slipped round anextensive field of ice; as it ran aground off Cape Spencer, shuttingoff in our rear Captain Penny's brigs and the "Felix, " another mass ofice at the same t...ime caught on Point Innis, and, unable to get past it, we again made fast, sending a boat to watch the moment the ice shouldfloat, and leave us a passage to the westward. Whilst thus secured, wehad abundant amusement and occupation in observing the movements ofshoals of white whales. They were what the fishermen on board called"running" south, a term used to express the steady and rapid passage ofthe fish from one feeding-ground to the other. From the mast-head, thewater about us appeared filled with them, whilst they constantly roseand blew, and hurried on, like the birds we had lately seen, to betterregions in the south.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osborn Sherard to read onlineMoreLess
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