Swiss Pictures Drawn With Pen And Pencil
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One after another of the mountaineers of the Alpine Club was repulsed from its over- hanging and unconquerable sides. The year 1865 will be for ever memorable in the annals of Swiss mountaineering, from the terrible tragedy which followed upon the first successful attempt, in which Lord Francis Douglas, the Rev. Charles Hudson, Mr. Hadow, and Michel Croz, of Chamouni, perished. The following is Mr. Whymper's narrative, slightly abridged : — "We left Zermatt at 5*35 on Thursday morning, taking t...he two young Taugwalders as porters. They carried provisions for the whole party for three days, in case the ascent should prove more difficult than we anticipated.
ON THE MATTERHORN.
THE MONTE ROSA DISTRICT.
" On the first day we did not intend to ascend to any great height, but to stop when we found a good position for placing the tent. We mounted accordingly very leisurely, left the Lac Noir at 8 '20, and passed along the ridge connecting the Hornli with the actual peak, at the foot of which we arrived at 11*20, having frequently halted on the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One after another of the mountaineers of the Alpine Club was repulsed from its over- hanging and unconquerable sides. The year 1865 will be for ever memorable in the annals of Swiss mountaineering, from the terrible tragedy which followed upon the first successful attempt, in which Lord Francis Douglas, the Rev. Charles Hudson, Mr. Hadow, and Michel Croz, of Chamouni, perished. The following is Mr. Whymper's narrative, slightly abridged : — "We left Zermatt at 5*35 on Thursday morning, taking t...he two young Taugwalders as porters. They carried provisions for the whole party for three days, in case the ascent should prove more difficult than we anticipated.
ON THE MATTERHORN.
THE MONTE ROSA DISTRICT.
" On the first day we did not intend to ascend to any great height, but to stop when we found a good position for placing the tent. We mounted accordingly very leisurely, left the Lac Noir at 8 '20, and passed along the ridge connecting the Hornli with the actual peak, at the foot of which we arrived at 11*20, having frequently halted on the way.
What to read after Swiss Pictures Drawn With Pen And Pencil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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