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...material by the tidal current of the German Ocean. It undermines and sweeps away the granite, gneiss, trap rocks, and sandstone of Shetland, and removes...at the rate of from one to six yards annually. It bears away the strata of London clay on the coast of Essex and Sheppy — consumes the chalk with its...

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...Holderness, Norfolk, and Suffolk, which we between fifty and two hundred feet in height, and • iiiili waste at the rate of from one to six yards annually. It bears away the strata of London clay on the coast of К--ЧХ and Sheppey — consumes the chalk with...

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...material by the stormy action of the German Ocean. It undermines and sweeps away the granite, gneiss, trap rocks, and sandstone of Shetland, and removes...at the rate of from one to six yards annually. It bears away the strata of London clay on the coast of Essex and Sheppy — consumes the chalk with its...

...coins of the have seen, materials oí various kinds. It undermines and sweeps away the granite, gneiss, trap rocks, and sandstone of Shetland, and removes...at the rate of from one to six yards annually. It bears air ay the strata of London r lay on the coast of Essex and Sheppey— consumes the chalk with...

...materials of various kinds. Aided by the waves, it undermines and sweeps away the granite, gneiss, trap rocks, and sand-stone of Shetland, and removes the gravel and loam of the cliffs of Holdemess, Norfolk, and » Nouvclle Chroniqne dc la Villede Bayonne, pp. 113, 139. 1827. Suffolk, which...

...sandstone of Shetland, and removes the » Nouvelle Chroniqua de la Ville de Bayo ne, pr. 113, 139. 1827. gravel and loam of the cliffs of Holderness, Norfolk, and Suffolk, -which are between twenty and three hundred feet in height, and which waste at various rates of from one foot to six yards...

...sandstone of Shetland, and removes the * Nouvelle Chronique de la Ville de Bayonne, pp. 113, 139. 1827' gravel and loam of the cliffs of Holderness, Norfolk, and Suffolk, which are between twenty and three hundred feet in height, and which waste at various rates of from one foot to six yards...