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... feet above its bed . In another it rounds a crag overhanging the torrent boil ing two hundred feet below ; while above , a precipitous ascent of bare cliffs and talus of nearly a thousand feet is crowned by a long , black ...
... feet above its bed . In another it rounds a crag overhanging the torrent boil ing two hundred feet below ; while above , a precipitous ascent of bare cliffs and talus of nearly a thousand feet is crowned by a long , black ...
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... feet wide and two feet deep . The lake is of unsounded depth , though not more than three miles long and a mile wide . We found a canoe of the most fragile description to be the only means of transportation across it . A nervous person ...
... feet wide and two feet deep . The lake is of unsounded depth , though not more than three miles long and a mile wide . We found a canoe of the most fragile description to be the only means of transportation across it . A nervous person ...
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... feet high , its upper part consisting of pointed basaltic crags of the most fantastic shape . The lower part consists of débris which has fallen from the pinnacles above . This debris lies at such a slope - about 38 ° -that any ...
... feet high , its upper part consisting of pointed basaltic crags of the most fantastic shape . The lower part consists of débris which has fallen from the pinnacles above . This debris lies at such a slope - about 38 ° -that any ...
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Annetta | 17 |
A Tale of Early California H L Wright | 32 |
Past and Present of Political Economy | 63 |
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