Ten Thousand Miles With a Dog Sled
Ten Thousand Miles With a Dog Sled
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A mile farther on was the cabin of awhite man, and we paid him a brief visit and got a little tea from him, for ours was nearly gone. It did me good to hear him sing the praises ofDeaconess Carter, the trained nurse at the mission. She had taken himin, crippled with rheumatism, and had cured him. Already the new missionwas proving a boon to whites as well as natives. We made no more thanfour or five miles farther when, coming to spruce with no more in sightfor a long distance, we pitched the te...nt, all very tired.
That night the thermometer went to 5° below zero, the coldest weather ofthe season so far. As a consequence the next day we had a new and verydisagreeable trouble. The cold weather, by increasing the amount ofrunning ice in the still open stretches, had brought about a jam thathad raised the level of the water and caused an overflow of the ice--avery common phenomenon of a closing river. We picked our way wet-footmuch of the day, and towards evening came to a complete _impasse_ in themiddle of the river, with open water in front and on one hand, and newthin ice on the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mile farther on was the cabin of awhite man, and we paid him a brief visit and got a little tea from him, for ours was nearly gone. It did me good to hear him sing the praises ofDeaconess Carter, the trained nurse at the mission. She had taken himin, crippled with rheumatism, and had cured him. Already the new missionwas proving a boon to whites as well as natives. We made no more thanfour or five miles farther when, coming to spruce with no more in sightfor a long distance, we pitched the te...nt, all very tired.
That night the thermometer went to 5° below zero, the coldest weather ofthe season so far. As a consequence the next day we had a new and verydisagreeable trouble. The cold weather, by increasing the amount ofrunning ice in the still open stretches, had brought about a jam thathad raised the level of the water and caused an overflow of the ice--avery common phenomenon of a closing river. We picked our way wet-footmuch of the day, and towards evening came to a complete _impasse_ in themiddle of the river, with open water in front and on one hand, and newthin ice on the other.
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