The Antarctic book Winter Quarters 1907 1909
The Antarctic book Winter Quarters 1907 1909
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Oars of a kind had been fashioned, but were mostly serviceable in poling the craft off weed^banks, the current being quite sufficent to take us along at about two miles per hour. ^ Many were the suggestions offered for cooking our new food, but finally the amateurs gave over in favour of the chef, who had the power of making tasteless dishes appetising by attaching names. The concoctions usually served up in Bathybia were purees, which, being translated, simply meant fresh-'gathered this or tha...t, immersed in pure river^water, and brought to a temperature of 212° F. For an hour or more. ^ Naturally more attention was now bestowed upon the denizens of the river, and indeed their abun^ dance and variety surprised us. Minute organs isms belonging to the Rotifers and Tardigrada abounded, whilst larger species occasionally came into view. We spent many an hour f 41 peering into the waters in search of new finds, and were abundantly rewarded by queer sights* For several days our progress continued thus without serious event* The jungle, however, became alarmingly denser, so that it was now almost arched overhead and presented a gloomy outlook* Unaccountable noises and glimpses of strange forms came to us through the weak light, but unfortunately nearer acquaintance had so far been avoided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oars of a kind had been fashioned, but were mostly serviceable in poling the craft off weed^banks, the current being quite sufficent to take us along at about two miles per hour. ^ Many were the suggestions offered for cooking our new food, but finally the amateurs gave over in favour of the chef, who had the power of making tasteless dishes appetising by attaching names. The concoctions usually served up in Bathybia were purees, which, being translated, simply meant fresh-'gathered this or tha...t, immersed in pure river^water, and brought to a temperature of 212° F. For an hour or more. ^ Naturally more attention was now bestowed upon the denizens of the river, and indeed their abun^ dance and variety surprised us. Minute organs isms belonging to the Rotifers and Tardigrada abounded, whilst larger species occasionally came into view. We spent many an hour f 41 peering into the waters in search of new finds, and were abundantly rewarded by queer sights* For several days our progress continued thus without serious event* The jungle, however, became alarmingly denser, so that it was now almost arched overhead and presented a gloomy outlook* Unaccountable noises and glimpses of strange forms came to us through the weak light, but unfortunately nearer acquaintance had so far been avoided.
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