 ... of dark blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter of a mile and others miles across), and the massive ridges and wastes of hummocked ice which lay piled between them and around their margins, were the only parts of the sea which retained the whiteness...  United States Naval Institute Proceedings - Страница 3571884Пуни преглед - О овој књизи
 | 1867 - 498 страница
...multiplied in size as they receded, until the belt of the water-sky blended them all together into one uniform color of dark blue. The old and solid...which retained the whiteness and solidity of winter. I reserve to another chapter all discussion of the value of the observations which I made from this... | |
 | f. d. richards - 1867 - 844 страница
...as they receded, until the belt of the water-sky blended them all together into one uniform colour of dark blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter...which retained the whiteness and solidity of winter." This was the crowning feat of Dr. Hayes's enterprise. He set up a cairn, within which he deposited... | |
 | Isaac Israel Hayes - 1867 - 478 страница
...as they receded, until the belt of the water-sky blended them all together into one uniform colour of dark blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter...which retained the whiteness and solidity of winter. I reserve to another chapter all discussion of the value of the observations which I made from this... | |
 | 1867 - 894 страница
...they receded, until the belt of the water-eky blended them altogether into one uniform colour of d^rk blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter of a...the massive ridges and wastes of hummocked ice which luv piled between them and around their margins, were the only parts of the sea which retained the... | |
 | George Henry Preble - 1872 - 578 страница
...multiplied in size as they receded, until the belt of the water-sky blended them all together into one uniform color of dark blue. The old and solid...which retained the whiteness and solidity of winter. " All the evidences showed that I stood upon the shores of the Polar basin, and that the broad ocean... | |
 | Charles Tomlinson - 1872 - 392 страница
...or open water, which, in receding, the belt of water-sky blended all together in one uniform colour of dark blue. The old and solid floes, some a quarter of mile, others miles across, and the ridges of hummocked ice, were the only parts of the sea which retained... | |
 | Frederick Whymper - 1877 - 364 страница
...as they receded, until the belt of the water-sky blended them all together into one uniform colour of dark blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter...which retained the whiteness and solidity of winter." Hayes returned from this expedition firmly convinced that he had stood upon the shores of the Polar... | |
 | George Henry Preble - 1880 - 892 страница
...one uniform color of dark blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter of a mile and others a mile across), and the massive ridges and wastes of hummocked...which retained the whiteness and solidity of winter. 1 So named by Dr. Hayes for William Parker Foulke, of Philadelphia, who aided in fitting out the expedition,... | |
 | George Henry Preble - 1880 - 928 страница
...multiplied in size as they receded, until the belt of the water-sky blended them all together into one uniform color of dark blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter of a mile and others a mile across), and the massive ridges and wastes of hummocked ice, which lay piled between them and... | |
 | Frederick Whymper - 1889 - 378 страница
...as they receded, until the belt of the water-sky blended them all together into one uniform colour of dark blue. The old and solid floes (some a quarter...were the only parts of the sea which retained the \vhiteness and solidity of winter. . . , P 3 "All the evidences show that I stood upon the shores of... | |
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