The English At the North Pole
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"It perpetuates the regret of their countrymen and friends who admirethem, and the anguish, conquered by Faith, of her who lost in thechief of the expedition the most devoted and most affectionate ofhusbands.
"It is thus that He led them to the supreme haven where all men taketheir rest.
"1855. " This stone, on a forlorn coast of these far-off regions, appealedmournfully to the heart; the doctor, in presence of these touchingregrets, felt his eyes fill with tears. At the very same place whi...chFranklin and his companions passed full of energy and hope, thereonly remained a block of marble in remembrance! And notwithstandingthis sombre warning of destiny, the _Forward_ was going to followin the track of the _Erebus_ and the _Terror_. Hatteras was the firstto rouse himself from the perilous contemplation, and quickly climbeda rather steep hill, almost entirely bare of snow.
"Captain, " said Johnson, following him, "we shall see the magazinesfrom here. " Shandon and the doctor joined them on the summit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It perpetuates the regret of their countrymen and friends who admirethem, and the anguish, conquered by Faith, of her who lost in thechief of the expedition the most devoted and most affectionate ofhusbands.
"It is thus that He led them to the supreme haven where all men taketheir rest.
"1855. " This stone, on a forlorn coast of these far-off regions, appealedmournfully to the heart; the doctor, in presence of these touchingregrets, felt his eyes fill with tears. At the very same place whi...chFranklin and his companions passed full of energy and hope, thereonly remained a block of marble in remembrance! And notwithstandingthis sombre warning of destiny, the _Forward_ was going to followin the track of the _Erebus_ and the _Terror_. Hatteras was the firstto rouse himself from the perilous contemplation, and quickly climbeda rather steep hill, almost entirely bare of snow.
"Captain, " said Johnson, following him, "we shall see the magazinesfrom here. " Shandon and the doctor joined them on the summit.
What to read after The English At the North Pole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verne Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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