Thirty Years in the Arctic Regions Or the Adventures of Sir John Franklin
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next morning was warm, and very fine. Every one was mi tin- alert at au early hour, being anxious to commence the journey. Our In ted of ammunition, nets, hatchets, ice chi tronomical instruments, clothing, blankets, three kettles, and the inoes, which were each carried by one man. The officers caiiieil such a portion of their own thin their strength would permit ; the weighl carried by cadi man was about ninety pounds, and with this we advanced at the rate of about a mile an hour, including In... the evening the hunters killed a lean cow, out ofalarge drove of musk-oxen ; but the nun were tOO much laden to carry more than a small portion of its flesh. The alluvial soil, which towards the mouth of the liver Bpreads into plains, covered with grass andwillows, was now giving place to a more barren and hilly country; so that we could but just collect sufficient brush wood to cook our Buppers. The part of the river we skirted to-day was shallow, and flowed over a bed of Band Ith aboul one hundred and twenty yards, About midnight our tent was blown down by a squall, and we mpletely drenched with rain before it could he te-j.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
next morning was warm, and very fine. Every one was mi tin- alert at au early hour, being anxious to commence the journey. Our In ted of ammunition, nets, hatchets, ice chi tronomical instruments, clothing, blankets, three kettles, and the inoes, which were each carried by one man. The officers caiiieil such a portion of their own thin their strength would permit ; the weighl carried by cadi man was about ninety pounds, and with this we advanced at the rate of about a mile an hour, including In... the evening the hunters killed a lean cow, out ofalarge drove of musk-oxen ; but the nun were tOO much laden to carry more than a small portion of its flesh. The alluvial soil, which towards the mouth of the liver Bpreads into plains, covered with grass andwillows, was now giving place to a more barren and hilly country; so that we could but just collect sufficient brush wood to cook our Buppers. The part of the river we skirted to-day was shallow, and flowed over a bed of Band Ith aboul one hundred and twenty yards, About midnight our tent was blown down by a squall, and we mpletely drenched with rain before it could he te-j.
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