Wanderings By Southern Waters, Eastern Aquitaine
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What an ugly anduninteresting hole I then thought it! Having run the punt as far as wecould into the opening, there still remained about six feet of waterto cross before reaching the sandy mud beyond. A plank, however, thatwe brought with us served as a bridge. The story of the otters was nofable, for here were the footprints of the beasts all over the mud. Welighted candles and looked into the hole. The ground rose and the roofdescended, so that to enter it was necessary to lie perfectly flat,... and to crawl along by a movement very like that of swimming; then thepassage became so small that there was only room for one to go at atime. Neither of us was ambitious to go first, for there was just achance of an otter seizing the invader by the nose; but neither likedto show the white feather. Each in turn went in a few yards, planted alighted candle in the mud, and then found some pretext for returning. The hot air of the cavern was almost suffocating, and one felt sohelpless flattened against the earth, with the rock pressing so tightupon the back that even to wriggle along was difficult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What an ugly anduninteresting hole I then thought it! Having run the punt as far as wecould into the opening, there still remained about six feet of waterto cross before reaching the sandy mud beyond. A plank, however, thatwe brought with us served as a bridge. The story of the otters was nofable, for here were the footprints of the beasts all over the mud. Welighted candles and looked into the hole. The ground rose and the roofdescended, so that to enter it was necessary to lie perfectly flat,... and to crawl along by a movement very like that of swimming; then thepassage became so small that there was only room for one to go at atime. Neither of us was ambitious to go first, for there was just achance of an otter seizing the invader by the nose; but neither likedto show the white feather. Each in turn went in a few yards, planted alighted candle in the mud, and then found some pretext for returning. The hot air of the cavern was almost suffocating, and one felt sohelpless flattened against the earth, with the rock pressing so tightupon the back that even to wriggle along was difficult.
What to read after Wanderings By Southern Waters, Eastern Aquitaine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barker Edward Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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