Csar Cascabel
Csar Cascabel
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C^SAR CASCABEL PA R T II.
179 c^sAr cascabel.
PART II.
CHAPTER I.
BEHRING STRAIT.
A SOMEWHAT narrow pass is this Behring Strait, ii. Througli wiiicli the sea of the same name communicates with the Arctic Ocean. It recalls the Strait of Dover be- tween the British Channel and the North Sea ; it lies in the same direction, but is three times as wide. Whereas it is only about twenty miles from Cape Gris-Nez on the French coast to South Foreland on the English side, a distance of sixty miles separa...tes Numana from Port Clarence.
It was, therefore, toward the port of Numana, the nearest point on the Asiatic coast, that the Fair Rambler directed its course on leaving its last halting place in America.
Naturally, by cutting obliquely across- Behring Sea, Ca;- sar Cascabel would have traveled on a lower parallel and one considerably below the polar circle. In that case, his course would have brought him southwest, toward tiie island of St. Lawrence, a rather important island, inhabited by numerous tribes of Eskimos, no less hospitable than tiic natives of Port Clarence ; then, on the other side of the Gulf of Anadyr, the little troupe would have landed at Cape Navare and thence plunged into the territories of Southern Siberia, Btit this would have been lengthening the sea por- I8i 1 82 CAESAR CASCABEL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C^SAR CASCABEL PA R T II.
179 c^sAr cascabel.
PART II.
CHAPTER I.
BEHRING STRAIT.
A SOMEWHAT narrow pass is this Behring Strait, ii. Througli wiiicli the sea of the same name communicates with the Arctic Ocean. It recalls the Strait of Dover be- tween the British Channel and the North Sea ; it lies in the same direction, but is three times as wide. Whereas it is only about twenty miles from Cape Gris-Nez on the French coast to South Foreland on the English side, a distance of sixty miles separa...tes Numana from Port Clarence.
It was, therefore, toward the port of Numana, the nearest point on the Asiatic coast, that the Fair Rambler directed its course on leaving its last halting place in America.
Naturally, by cutting obliquely across- Behring Sea, Ca;- sar Cascabel would have traveled on a lower parallel and one considerably below the polar circle. In that case, his course would have brought him southwest, toward tiie island of St. Lawrence, a rather important island, inhabited by numerous tribes of Eskimos, no less hospitable than tiic natives of Port Clarence ; then, on the other side of the Gulf of Anadyr, the little troupe would have landed at Cape Navare and thence plunged into the territories of Southern Siberia, Btit this would have been lengthening the sea por- I8i 1 82 CAESAR CASCABEL.
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