The Maritime Monthly, Том 21873 |
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... Ships and Compasses , .. Love in the Kurd Mountains , ............ .. ..182 .186 , 283 Ocean to Ocean , .. .212 Central Asia ,. ......... The Miller Sans - Souci , .. Story of Naisi , ... Northward - Ho ! or the best Route to the North ...
... Ships and Compasses , .. Love in the Kurd Mountains , ............ .. ..182 .186 , 283 Ocean to Ocean , .. .212 Central Asia ,. ......... The Miller Sans - Souci , .. Story of Naisi , ... Northward - Ho ! or the best Route to the North ...
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... ship , for there I acquired more freckles and more knowledge of Botany than I did elsewhere , which is not saying much . I knew that the sunflower turned to her god in the west , but it did not scare me . In addition to cultivating the ...
... ship , for there I acquired more freckles and more knowledge of Botany than I did elsewhere , which is not saying much . I knew that the sunflower turned to her god in the west , but it did not scare me . In addition to cultivating the ...
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... more ; because such details are only hearsay , and may not be strictly true . George and I and other sensible people abode fast in the friend- ship of the Croppley family . They were amiable , How Cousin George fell in love . 51.
... more ; because such details are only hearsay , and may not be strictly true . George and I and other sensible people abode fast in the friend- ship of the Croppley family . They were amiable , How Cousin George fell in love . 51.
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ship of the Croppley family . They were amiable , hospitable , and kindness itself . Such people as these are precious as diamonds . The young folks were , if possible , nicer than their parents , and as pretty as it is possible to be ...
ship of the Croppley family . They were amiable , hospitable , and kindness itself . Such people as these are precious as diamonds . The young folks were , if possible , nicer than their parents , and as pretty as it is possible to be ...
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... ship furnishes ample accommodation , and every facility for the work which she is intended to do . She is to take part in watching the transit of Venus next year . She has to map the sea - bottom wherever she goes , with a view , partly ...
... ship furnishes ample accommodation , and every facility for the work which she is intended to do . She is to take part in watching the transit of Venus next year . She has to map the sea - bottom wherever she goes , with a view , partly ...
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Acadia appeared Arctic arms Barney beautiful Blair boys Bras D'Or Bras D'Or Lake brother called Calvert Cape Constitution Captain CHARLES ROBSON coast Colonel cousin Crawford dead Deirdré Delaval Dobbio door expedition eyes face father feet girl Granville Street Greenland Gretta Halifax hand Harvey head heart hundred Indians Island John John river Kennedy Channel Kurd lady land laugh light Little Bras D'Or look Lucy magnet miles mind Miss Blandemere morning mountain Naisi nature never night northern Nova Scotia open Polar Sea party passed Persia Phil Polar Sea Polaris Pole poor Qurlett replied river rose round Sculloge seemed seen ship shores side smile snow Spitzbergen tell things thought tion told took trees turned Uncle voice Wilman wonderful young
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Страница 393 - Lower down, the surface, shaken by the reaction from below, incessantly rustles into whiteness. The descent finally resolves itself into a rhythm, the water reaching the bottom of the fall in periodic gushes. Nor is the spray uniformly diffused through the air, but is wafted through it in successive veils of gauze-like texture.
Страница 395 - My guide continued to move on, but at a certain place he halted, and desired me to take shelter in his lee and observe the cataract. The spray did not come so much from the upper ledge as from the rebound of the shattered water when it struck the bottom. Hence the eyes could be protected from the blinding shock of the spray, while the line of vision to the upper ledges remained to some extent clear.
Страница 395 - was ever here before." Soon afterwards, by trusting to a piece of drift-wood which seemed firm, I was again taken off my feet, but was immediately caught by a protruding rock. We clambered over the boulders towards the thickest spray, which soon became so weighty as to cause us to stagger under its shock. For the most part nothing could be seen ; we were in the midst of bewildering tumult, lashed by the water, which sounded at times like the cracking of innumerable whips. Underneath this was the...
Страница 396 - ... below the Cave of the Winds. The rocks were covered with organic slime which could not have been walked over with bare feet, but the felt shoes effectually prevented slipping. We reached the cave and entered it, first by a wooden way carried over the boulders, and then along a narrow ledge to the point eaten deepest into the shale. When the wind is from the south, the falling water, I am told, can be • seen tranquilly from this spot ; but when we we're there, a blinding hurricane of spray was...
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