South : the Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition, 1914-1917
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Eickenson and Worsley started back for Dump Camp at 7 a.m. to get some wood and blubber for the fire, and an hour later we had hoosh, with one biscuit each. At 10 a.m. Hurley and Hudson left for the old camp in order to bring some additional dog-pemmican, since there were no seals to be found near us.
Then, as the weather cleared, Worsley and I made a prospect to the west and tried to find a practicable road. A large floe offered a fairly good road for at least another mile to the north-west, a...nd we went back prepared for another move. The weather cleared a little, and after lunch we struck camp. I took Eickenson, Kerr, Wordie, and Hudson as a break-down gang to pioneer a path among the pressure-ridges. Five dog teams followed. Wild's and Hurley's teams were hitched on to the cutter and they started off in splendid style. They needed to be helped only once ; indeed, fourteen dogs did as well or even better than eighteen men. The ice was moving beneath and around us as we worked towards the big floe, and where this floe met the smaller ones there was a mass of pressed-up ice, still in motion, with water between the ridges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eickenson and Worsley started back for Dump Camp at 7 a.m. to get some wood and blubber for the fire, and an hour later we had hoosh, with one biscuit each. At 10 a.m. Hurley and Hudson left for the old camp in order to bring some additional dog-pemmican, since there were no seals to be found near us.
Then, as the weather cleared, Worsley and I made a prospect to the west and tried to find a practicable road. A large floe offered a fairly good road for at least another mile to the north-west, a...nd we went back prepared for another move. The weather cleared a little, and after lunch we struck camp. I took Eickenson, Kerr, Wordie, and Hudson as a break-down gang to pioneer a path among the pressure-ridges. Five dog teams followed. Wild's and Hurley's teams were hitched on to the cutter and they started off in splendid style. They needed to be helped only once ; indeed, fourteen dogs did as well or even better than eighteen men. The ice was moving beneath and around us as we worked towards the big floe, and where this floe met the smaller ones there was a mass of pressed-up ice, still in motion, with water between the ridges.
What to read after South : the Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition, 1914-1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shackleton Ernest Henry Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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