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... vast area of steaming , spouting fissures . As a result of The Society's discoveries this area has been created a National Monument by proc- lamation of the President of the United States . AT an expense of over $ 50.000 The Society ...
... vast area of steaming , spouting fissures . As a result of The Society's discoveries this area has been created a National Monument by proc- lamation of the President of the United States . AT an expense of over $ 50.000 The Society ...
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... vast area of steaming , spouting fissures . As a result of The Society's discoveries this area has been created a National Monument by proc lamation of the President of the United States . AT an expense of over $ 50.000 The Society sent ...
... vast area of steaming , spouting fissures . As a result of The Society's discoveries this area has been created a National Monument by proc lamation of the President of the United States . AT an expense of over $ 50.000 The Society sent ...
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... vast ice cap . * Its estimated thickness is 5,000 feet . Always the ice mantle is moving down the slope of the land toward the sea , in great glaciers , pushing out through the valleys . As the ice reaches the sea it noses out into the ...
... vast ice cap . * Its estimated thickness is 5,000 feet . Always the ice mantle is moving down the slope of the land toward the sea , in great glaciers , pushing out through the valleys . As the ice reaches the sea it noses out into the ...
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... vast numbers . from these Greenland fiords . Yet few come south of Newfoundland . Many are too small to last long . Many ground on the shores of Labrador and Newfound- land , particularly in years when the shore . ice is scant . Others ...
... vast numbers . from these Greenland fiords . Yet few come south of Newfoundland . Many are too small to last long . Many ground on the shores of Labrador and Newfound- land , particularly in years when the shore . ice is scant . Others ...
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... vast rock surface which environs it ( see illus- tration , page 32 ) . At the other end of the line are falls like Niagara - low in height , great in breadth , vast in volume ( see pages 42 , 46 , 47 and 48 ) . At Niagara the falling ...
... vast rock surface which environs it ( see illus- tration , page 32 ) . At the other end of the line are falls like Niagara - low in height , great in breadth , vast in volume ( see pages 42 , 46 , 47 and 48 ) . At Niagara the falling ...
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