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Supper was rapidly devoured, and the little company housed themselves / as best they could. The bed was hard, the shelter not very / substantial, and our position an anxious one, at five thousand feet / above the sea level. Yet I slept particularly well; it was one of the / best nights I had ever had, and I did not even dream.
Next morning we awoke half frozen by the sharp keen air, but with the / light of a splendid sun. I rose from my granite bed and went out to / enjoy the magnificent spectacle that lay unrolled before me.