The Ice Master
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The safety of the ship itself is not so important.
—OFFICIAL JOURNAL, CANADIAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION 1913–1918 (NORTHERN PARTY 1914–1918) Captain Bob Bartlett stood in the crow’s nest of the HMCS Karluk and damned the ship. She was stuck hard and fast and there was nothing he could do but narrow his eyes against the blinding white that surrounded them and survey the horizon, searching for any sign of passage through the thickening ice field.
Everyone had counted on another month of clear seas, not e...xpecting traces of winter until September. But early on the evening of August 1, 1913, the drifting rafts of white were glimpsed just off the port bow. A few hours later, the ice was seen to starboard. In the distance, sweeping across the horizon, was a blinding band of unbroken white. Here and there, a loose floe of ice caught the sunlight and gleamed like a prism, a shimmering blue.
At first glance, Bartlett had condemned the Karluk. She was too slow and her hull was too weak. She would never have the power or strength to break through the ice they would inevitably face on their journey into the great, frozen Arctic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The safety of the ship itself is not so important.
—OFFICIAL JOURNAL, CANADIAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION 1913–1918 (NORTHERN PARTY 1914–1918) Captain Bob Bartlett stood in the crow’s nest of the HMCS Karluk and damned the ship. She was stuck hard and fast and there was nothing he could do but narrow his eyes against the blinding white that surrounded them and survey the horizon, searching for any sign of passage through the thickening ice field.
Everyone had counted on another month of clear seas, not e...xpecting traces of winter until September. But early on the evening of August 1, 1913, the drifting rafts of white were glimpsed just off the port bow. A few hours later, the ice was seen to starboard. In the distance, sweeping across the horizon, was a blinding band of unbroken white. Here and there, a loose floe of ice caught the sunlight and gleamed like a prism, a shimmering blue.
At first glance, Bartlett had condemned the Karluk. She was too slow and her hull was too weak. She would never have the power or strength to break through the ice they would inevitably face on their journey into the great, frozen Arctic.
What to read after The Ice Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Niven to read onlineMoreLess
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