Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 245William Blackwood, 1939 - England |
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Page 570
... Honiton and Edmonds were making their attack , Walton , Hewson , and Gordon , with three porters and two coolies , were busy consolidating the advance behind them . Camp 4 was fully stocked ; then the two coolies became sick and unfit ...
... Honiton and Edmonds were making their attack , Walton , Hewson , and Gordon , with three porters and two coolies , were busy consolidating the advance behind them . Camp 4 was fully stocked ; then the two coolies became sick and unfit ...
Page 572
... Honiton and Edmonds were marooned in their little tent 1000 feet above him . Their food must be run- ning short , but to retreat in such conditions was unthink- able . They were probably ex- hausted from their efforts , and assistance ...
... Honiton and Edmonds were marooned in their little tent 1000 feet above him . Their food must be run- ning short , but to retreat in such conditions was unthink- able . They were probably ex- hausted from their efforts , and assistance ...
Page 576
... Honiton and Edmonds that when Walton explained his reasons for wishing to continue the descent they immediately agreed . If they managed to go 1000 feet lower that day , it would be possible to reach Base Camp by the follow- ing evening ...
... Honiton and Edmonds that when Walton explained his reasons for wishing to continue the descent they immediately agreed . If they managed to go 1000 feet lower that day , it would be possible to reach Base Camp by the follow- ing evening ...
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