Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 285W. Blackwood, 1959 |
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... mountain , however , is very different . Here , because the sun's rays can never reach it , there is far more ice and snow ; the glaciers surge heavily down from the ice- cap , and thrust over the steeper southern faces , forming great ...
... mountain , however , is very different . Here , because the sun's rays can never reach it , there is far more ice and snow ; the glaciers surge heavily down from the ice- cap , and thrust over the steeper southern faces , forming great ...
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... mountain and vanished . With it , my rising frustration dropped suddenly away , and cool , calm schem- ing took its place . The madness was upon me . Next day , as we all sat together on the bank , I remarked with creditable nonchalance ...
... mountain and vanished . With it , my rising frustration dropped suddenly away , and cool , calm schem- ing took its place . The madness was upon me . Next day , as we all sat together on the bank , I remarked with creditable nonchalance ...
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... mountain of the Sierras , a mean Old Mountain with an evil name . The storms can- not surmount his 11,000 feet : they come through the canyons on both his flanks - and miss us by several miles . When the storms flash high up around the ...
... mountain of the Sierras , a mean Old Mountain with an evil name . The storms can- not surmount his 11,000 feet : they come through the canyons on both his flanks - and miss us by several miles . When the storms flash high up around the ...
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