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To visit the Ha- the imagination from conjuring up the waiian Islands and not see this gaping idea of a great smelting furnace for Jove ; wound in the crust of the mountain which in which he fashioned the thunderbolts bears the name of ...
To visit the Ha- the imagination from conjuring up the waiian Islands and not see this gaping idea of a great smelting furnace for Jove ; wound in the crust of the mountain which in which he fashioned the thunderbolts bears the name of ...
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The great rim and that the whole of the mountain crater of Kilauea is irregular , but nearly cap is undermined by this melted lava . circular in form . It is something like The fresh supply of molten matter comes three miles in length ...
The great rim and that the whole of the mountain crater of Kilauea is irregular , but nearly cap is undermined by this melted lava . circular in form . It is something like The fresh supply of molten matter comes three miles in length ...
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Beyond it are glimpses of The mountain of the viewpoint is allesser headlands and the glimmering of most precipitous in its frontal wall , and the sea . Across the throbbing waters , the the bowl - formed counter of its summit eye ...
Beyond it are glimpses of The mountain of the viewpoint is allesser headlands and the glimmering of most precipitous in its frontal wall , and the sea . Across the throbbing waters , the the bowl - formed counter of its summit eye ...
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The mountain apple , with its red and white blossoms , is another of the wonderful native flowers and when this is in blossom the sight is one that once seen is never forgotten . The honey - suckle vine is to be found in all its ...
The mountain apple , with its red and white blossoms , is another of the wonderful native flowers and when this is in blossom the sight is one that once seen is never forgotten . The honey - suckle vine is to be found in all its ...
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Mauna Loa is about two the rugged mountains , their own summits hundred feet less than Mauna Kea . lost in mists of ... It has about 2,500,000 acres of feet , while the Kohala mountain range arable land , and about 100,000 of this is ...
Mauna Loa is about two the rugged mountains , their own summits hundred feet less than Mauna Kea . lost in mists of ... It has about 2,500,000 acres of feet , while the Kohala mountain range arable land , and about 100,000 of this is ...
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| Title | Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine |
| Editor | Bret Harte |
| Contributor | Making of America Project |
| Publisher | A. Roman 1868-1875, 1909 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
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