The Quarterly Review, Volumes 264-265William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, John Murray, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1935 |
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... camp at a height of 19,521 feet ( Camp IV ) . The route to this camp from the base led up the huge Rakhiot Glacier . As the climbers ascended the series of vast and complicated ice - falls , they were threatened by immense ice ...
... camp at a height of 19,521 feet ( Camp IV ) . The route to this camp from the base led up the huge Rakhiot Glacier . As the climbers ascended the series of vast and complicated ice - falls , they were threatened by immense ice ...
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... Camp V. Normally it was a steep , easy climb of three hours , but the weather and the fresh snow had made it almost impossible . That night half a metre of snow fell , and the storm continued as it had done at this level all the week ...
... Camp V. Normally it was a steep , easy climb of three hours , but the weather and the fresh snow had made it almost impossible . That night half a metre of snow fell , and the storm continued as it had done at this level all the week ...
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... Camp VII . It was just as they were reaching this camp that Wieland sank down quietly in the snow and died . Unfortunately only one tent was now habitable , and , as there was not room for all in it , Merkl told the four strongest ...
... Camp VII . It was just as they were reaching this camp that Wieland sank down quietly in the snow and died . Unfortunately only one tent was now habitable , and , as there was not room for all in it , Merkl told the four strongest ...
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