The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... seen in a clear day at the distance of fifteen leagues . In the bays that run in between these steep shores , innumerable ice - bergs are formed , which breaking away in summer , fill the neighbouring waters with . drift - ice , and ...
... seen in a clear day at the distance of fifteen leagues . In the bays that run in between these steep shores , innumerable ice - bergs are formed , which breaking away in summer , fill the neighbouring waters with . drift - ice , and ...
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... SEEN . and serene , and had it not been for the reflection that probably we should have obstacles to contend with in our passage northward , through the ice , our situation might have been envied . The wind was light and easterly during ...
... SEEN . and serene , and had it not been for the reflection that probably we should have obstacles to contend with in our passage northward , through the ice , our situation might have been envied . The wind was light and easterly during ...
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... seen by Mr. Foster in his voyage round the world with Captain Cook , in 1773. Nor did he notice any remarkable distortion of visible objects by refraction , so often seen in high northern latitudes . The absence of this phenomenon he ...
... seen by Mr. Foster in his voyage round the world with Captain Cook , in 1773. Nor did he notice any remarkable distortion of visible objects by refraction , so often seen in high northern latitudes . The absence of this phenomenon he ...
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... seen is without soil , reared in columns of impenetrable rock , enclosing and producing large masses of ice , even in the low latitude of 600 45 ' . " It is certain that ice islands are formed only in openings or recesses of land ; and ...
... seen is without soil , reared in columns of impenetrable rock , enclosing and producing large masses of ice , even in the low latitude of 600 45 ' . " It is certain that ice islands are formed only in openings or recesses of land ; and ...
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... seen through a hazy atmosphere , they may be not inaptly mistaken for a body of men ; and , indeed , Sir John Narborough has whimsically likened them to " little children standing up in white aprons . " Those which he describes ...
... seen through a hazy atmosphere , they may be not inaptly mistaken for a body of men ; and , indeed , Sir John Narborough has whimsically likened them to " little children standing up in white aprons . " Those which he describes ...
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