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quadgram frequency
the surface of the192
the bottom of the102
in the form of85
in the case of78
in the course of77
the top of the76
the fact that the74
the temperature of the67
the level of the66
on the th of66
surface of the earth63
at the bottom of63
at the end of62
the floor of the59
the base of the55
the greater part of54
the entrance to the52
one of the most51
for the reason that50
at the same time50
at an altitude of50
the end of the48
the mouth of the47
at the foot of43
on the surface of43
the centre of the42
the case of the42
by the action of41
the action of the41
the sides of the39
described in part i38
the edge of the38
to the fact that37
the foot of the36
at the base of36
a large part of35
at the time of34
as well as the34
the course of the34
a part of the34
the side of the33
the interior of the33
from time to time33
on account of the33
a good deal of32
parts of the world32
in the middle of32
by the fact that32
of the cave is31
in the manner of31
that part of the31
greater part of the31
the history of the30
is said to be30
the height of the30
part of the cave30
the form of a30
at the top of30
to the depth of30
in the shape of30
end of the cave30
is due to the30
on the other side29
to be found in29
feet above the sea29
the beginning of the29
the face of the29
the nature of the28
the head of the28
the effect of the28
the roof of the28
large part of the28
is one of the28
in the history of28
the upper part of28
at the rate of27
in the centre of27
the middle of the27
above the level of27
it is easy to27
at a depth of27
the walls of the26
in the neighbourhood of26
on the other hand26
of one of the26
the waters of the26
for the most part26
in a state of25
from a photograph by25
as soon as the25
entrance to the cave25
the position of the25
at a distance of25
an altitude of meters24
the result is that24
the time of the24
in the first place24
on the top of23
the ice in the23
is found in the23
this part of the23
to a depth of23
a portion of the23
of the ice in23
the bottom of a23
in the midst of23
the end of a23
the part of the23
a great deal of22
an altitude of about22
the other side of22
it is probable that22
rays of the sun22
the direction of the22
the depth of the22
the depths of the22
the valley of the22
below the level of22
at an angle of22
upper part of the22
in one of the22
the shape of the22
due to the fact22
at the present time21
to the action of21
a certain amount of21
level of the sea21
the shape of a21
the movements of the20
at a height of20
floor of the cave20
ice is found in20
all parts of the20
as in the case20
the rest of the20
the length of the20
be found in the20
in the neighborhood of20
the heat of the20
american journal of science20
the entrance of the20
the reason that the20
to a great extent20
feet below the surface20
the cold of winter20
a hole in the19
of the solar system19
in connection with the19
in the state of19
on the side of19
that the ice in19
the fact that they19
the whole of the19
at the present day19
is said to have19
the formation of the19
to the end of19
other side of the19
the summit of the19
it is difficult to19
the movement of the19
a large amount of19
of science and arts18
of the earth is18
of the cave was18
journal of science and18
the water in the18
that there was no18
it is impossible to18
at right angles to18
to the conclusion that18
the mean temperature of18
the top of a18
that the ice is18
for a long time18
cold air of winter18
at the mouth of18
of some of the18
than that of the18
the lower part of18
the body of the18
mean temperature of the18
of ice in the17
the formation of ice17
the course of a17
it is evident that17
of the earth which17
there was no ice17
to the height of17
altitude of about meters17
as that of the17
the source of the17
to the bottom of17
bottom of the pit17
of the united states17
there can be no17
on the floor of17
parts of the earth17
different parts of the17
on either side of17
ice in the cave17
to a height of16
part of the year16
a depth of feet16
in a general way16
vertical section of the16
the neighbourhood of the16
said to have been16
the th of august16
of the formation of16
mouth of the cave16
lower part of the16
with regard to the16
as far as the16
in that part of16
the bed of the16
the way in which16
appears to have been16
its way to the16
in different parts of15
below the surface of15
the rays of the15
in the formation of15
and this for the15
some of the most15
it is said that15
at the head of15
roof of the cave15
right angles to the15
the line of the15
it is necessary to15
where there is a15
on the south side15
surface of the ground15
the character of the15
the edges of the15
the cold air of15
with the exception of15
the th of july15
parts of the cave15
from to feet high15
is to be found15
on the right hand15
to account for the14
the mouth of a14
in the same manner14
is easy to see14
i am inclined to14
brought about by the14
to the top of14
one hundred and fifty14
under the influence of14
the effect of this14
on account of its14
the side of a14
side of the cave14
either side of the14
the shores of the14
in this case the14
the cause of the14
and at the same14
the slope of the14
the bottom of which14
on the sides of14
to the formation of14
the appearance of a14
of water in the14
accounted for by the14
on the edge of14
in the valley of14
meters long and meters14
the fact that it14
in this part of14
on each side of14
of carbonate of lime14
the limits of the14
surface of the sea14
the heart of the13
the rocks of which13
a quarter of a13
the remains of the13
this for the reason13
the north side of13
that it is not13
are to be found13
the conditions of the13
formation of the ice13
in the direction of13
in the beginning of13
the gulf of mexico13
in contact with the13
of the existence of13
an angle of about13
that the ice was13
it will be seen13
a quarter of an13
as is the case13
of the most important13
feet above the level13
the point where the13
surface of the water13
in the fact that13
in course of time13
at the depth of13
a distance of feet13
it was impossible to13
can be no doubt13
that there was a13
the influence of the13
the name of the13
the hands of the13
in some of the13
the conclusion that the12
thousand feet above the12
i was obliged to12
to the point where12
of the lake of12
it often happens that12
noted the fact that12
the present state of12
surface of the ice12
the center of the12
are due to the12
from the surface of12
at the beginning of12
many parts of the12
in the bottom of12
in many parts of12
on the part of12
seems to have been12
the way to the12
temperature of the air12
portion of the cave12
be accounted for by12
the movements of air12
hour and a half12
from to feet wide12
at the height of12
and from to feet12
the action of water12
to have been the12
be due to the12
of one of these12
for the first time12
on the north side12
to suppose that the12
the old red sandstone12
the existence of the12
the air in the12
in the way of12
in consequence of the12
the size of the12
in the same way12
for the purpose of12
of the rocky mountains12
by means of a12
the weight of the12
the same time the12
part of the world12
of the water which12
so long as the12
that there is no12
the structure of the12
thousand feet or more11
note the fact that11
the people of the11
the depth of a11
from meters to meters11
to the cave is11
the lower end of11
the margin of the11
surface of the land11
to the surface of11
sides of the cave11
the junction of the11
their way to the11
the thermometer stood at11
in some parts of11
we have already noted11
of which they are11
as well as in11
for a considerable distance11
from the top of11
the mean annual temperature11
the fact that in11
the thickness of the11
of the earth are11
that portion of the11
a photograph by mr11
for a distance of11
an hour and a11
a visit to the11
it is in the11
of ice on the11
wookey hole photo by11
that is to say11
upon the surface of11
the realm of the11
north side of the11
from the fact that11
idea as to the11
of the earth and11
the ice is found11
interior of the earth11
a vast amount of11
the same manner as11
the mass of the11
we found that the11
annalen der physik und11
of the imperial cave11
of the surface of11
ice has been found11
are said to be11
in the interior of11
hole in the roof11
we were able to11
the form of the11
for the sake of11
the heat of summer11
in the northern hemisphere11
appear to have been11
the ice is formed11
the seat of the11
the time when the11
der physik und chemie11
the manner in which11
to the east of11
reason to believe that10
part of the earth10
the course of time10
near the surface of10
depths of the earth10
of the black hills10
the north and south10
we came to a10
from east to west10
the lake of geneva10
to show that the10
the path of the10
the point of view10
in proportion to the10
the fossil bone cave10
the same as that10
the banks of the10
from the point of10
of which we have10
the valley of reposoir10
the melting of the10
which the ice is10
the northern part of10
one side of the10
as compared with the10
have already noted the10
air next the surface10
it seems likely that10
time of the year10
above the surface of10
in the vicinity of10
quarter of an hour10
what is called the10
the existence of ice10
into the state of10
to the present day10
on the st of10
we have now to10
below the freezing point10
so far as we10
that it is the10
already noted the fact10
it is possible to10
the larger part of10
the val de travers10
in the time of10
the approach to the10
of the same material10
in various parts of10
some idea of the10
to the presence of10
the light of the10
hundred and fifty feet10
is about feet high10
part of the mountain10
heat of the sun10
to the amount of10
some parts of the10
in the hands of10
to the existence of10
bottom of the cave10
easy to see that10
the gem of the10
in the amount of9
the pressure of the9
the highlands of scotland9
inclined to think that9
is probable that the9
could not have been9
a state of thaw9
to the mouth of9
it comes about that9
be explained by the9
hundred feet above the9
the west coast of9
of the gulf stream9
it would have been9
the manner of a9
side of the pit9
it was possible to9
the presence of ice9
to the left is9
a short distance from9
the base of a9
in one or two9
a pool of water9
to the time of9
it may be said9
the elevation of the9
of animals and plants9
from the entrance to9
the exception of the9
hundred feet or more9
to that of the9
the direction in which9
the south side of9
we find that the9
the farther end of9
the foot of a9
that it was not9
the interstices of the9
the water of the9
structure of the ice9
water in the cave9
it is interesting to9
ice on the floor9
grand cave de montarquis9
are likely to be9
in spite of the9
temperature of the cave9
level of the entrance9
that the cold of9
of heat and cold9
near the top of9
to find that the9
by means of the9
in this way a9
finds its way to9
in the process of9
that the amount of9
not far from the9
from the mouth of9
the bay of naples9
the power of the9
and many of the9
the owner of the9
result is that the9
part of the water9
and there was no9
a large number of9
to the nature of9
a considerable amount of9
so far as the9
in which they were9
opposite side of the9
the current of air9
to be the case9
portions of the cave9
of the action of9
the nature of this9
that it is a9
at the distance of9
the neighborhood of the9
history of the earth9
movements of the air9
a height of feet9
the site of the9
mean annual temperature of9
how the mountains were9
to the conditions of9
that some of the9
in the open air9
from year to year9
of the most beautiful9
in the habit of9
of snow and ice9
the story of the9
to the effect that9
of the cave and9
way in which the9
the formation of a9
as one of the9
it seems to me9
from the centre of9
the opposite side of9
farther end of the9
every now and then9
set at an angle9
the close of the9
it was necessary to9
on the banks of9
of the interior of9
gem of the west9
which is said to9
of the ice which8
it is called the8
as far as i8
when we reached the8
to return to the8
the size of a8
beyond the limits of8
i was able to8
in the upper part8
recesses of the cave8
to be seen in8
the beauty of the8
the temperature in the8
there is also a8
one hundred and twenty8
the ways in which8
the result of the8
fact that in the8
the amount of ice8
height above the sea8
upper surface of the8
and that it was8
in almost all cases8
in the roof of8
and some of the8
the inhabitants of the8
quarter of a mile8
on the floors of8
in which they are8
the rocks of the8
in the depths of8
be regarded as a8
may be regarded as8
point of view of8
that the earth is8
on the opposite side8
of the rocks of8
to which it is8
at the back of8
greater part of these8
the course of his8
there is reason to8
the cave is about8
may be said to8
near the village of8
about feet from the8
in all parts of8
one end of the8
short distance from the8
other parts of the8
long and meters wide8
one of the largest8
into a series of8
causes of subterranean ice8
that they did not8
as we shall see8
the difference between the8
will be seen that8
is made up of8
the upper surface of8
to a distance of8
the th of january8
surface of the country8
a large quantity of8
have been subjected to8
the borders of the8
temperature of the rock8
the difference in the8
coast of south america8
it is true that8
from north to south8
the existence of a8
where ice is found8
the th of september8
photo by dawkes partridge8
to the ice floor8
a hundred feet or8
it is likely that8
in many of the8
some distance from the8
in the part of8
found ourselves in a8
have been able to8
the motion of the8
the midst of the8
of which it is8
and in some cases8
no doubt that the8
to the extent of8
after the manner of8
a distance of about8
we made our way8
quarters of an hour8
the floors of the8
a part of their8
the effects of the8
from the foot of8
the tops of the8
the edge of a8
under the name of8
air in the cave8
the energy of the8
was due to the8
the drainage of the8
over the surface of8
the floor is covered8
the left of the8
be seen in the8
is not difficult to8
that they have been8
what we may call8
high up in the8
the action of heat8
for a great distance8
in a few minutes8
to the left of8
a more or less8
to the floor of8
on a level with8
is apt to be8
was found to be8
this portion of the8
was to be found8
the cave is a8
the materials of which8
i found that the8
of two or three8
to the base of8
the heavy cold air8
the development of the8
the attraction of the8
the remains of a8
the whole of this8
floor is covered with8
to the state of8
the causes of subterranean8
has been found in8
in two or three8
a mass of ice8
the upper end of7
that there is a7
would seem to be7
the northern end of7
and in so doing7
with a number of7
a great part of7
of which has been7
about feet above the7
wall of the cave7
this is a very7
be one of the7
the study of the7
of the town of7
on the d of7
in some cases the7
at the time when7
to believe that the7
the peak of teneriffe7
the rear of the7
in the cave at7
has not yet been7
cause of the ice7
we arrived at the7
as those of the7
the roof of this7
two or three feet7
the case with the7
on the shores of7
the width of the7
for the fact that7
we came to the7
on one side and7
the reason that they7
the region of the7
a day or two7
the floor of which7
has been removed from7
it is in a7
that we could not7
the front of the7
may be said that7
small part of the7
each side of the7
on account of a7
to the point of7
the right hand side7
as has been said7
at the lowest point7
the ice of the7
we readily perceive that7
the back of the7
the grandeur of the7
is by no means7
at the close of7
it is characteristic of7
than those of the7
on the island of7
at the edge of7
is known as the7
two or three times7
at no great distance7
in the valleys of7
hanging from the roof7
the rocks in the7
of water from the7
an opening in the7
the same kind of7
but he did not7
at some distance from7
surface of the rock7
or near the surface7
lower end of the7
from the base of7
the time of his7
it is clear that7
the discovery of the7
drip from the roof7
in a way which7
in the heart of7
the use of the7
as we have noted7
to the right of7
the section of the7
at the far end7
as well as that7
the state of the7
to the entrance of7
that it was the7
on one of the7
they have not been7
is evident that the7
great part of the7
as a matter of7
it will be well7
by reason of the7
and found that the7
upper end of the7
is covered with a7
is brought about by7
there would be no7
the chief of the7
we found ourselves in7
the cave at the7
the recesses of the7
the ice on the7
due to the action7
floor of the cavern7
by far the most7
a drop of water7
the reason for this7
for the formation of7
be no doubt that7
the commencement of the7
which lead to the7
of a hundred feet7
are more or less7
giant of the valley7
the central portion of7
on the bottom of7
it is well to7
on the borders of7
from the bottom of7
is that of a7
where there are no7
the cave in the7
the amount of the7
proved to be a7
in the days of7
the snow and ice7
that it has been7
are to be seen7
the light of day7
with a view to7
tens of thousands of7
as if they were7
the fact that when7
the rate at which7
a couple of meters7
told us that the7
end of the cavern7
hole photo by bamforth7
about yards from the7
of winter is the7
the origin of the7
know something of the7
along the line of7
feet from the floor7
in front of the7
branch of the imperial7
of the stalactites are7
by the heat of7
came to an end7
as long as the7
and in a few7
in the production of7
of the fact that7
the rate of about7
with the assistance of7
at the entrance to7
of which mountains are7
the decay of the7
the slopes of the7
the wall of the7
the atmosphere of the7
the removal of the7
may be divided into7
seasons of the year7
from the roof and7
to the edge of7
the first of these7
at or near the7
bottom of the sea7
the earth and the7
near the mouth of7
a considerable part of7
which it is composed7
of the rock in7
from the depths of7
of the coast line7
of the cold air7
of the valley of7
takes place in the7
to a considerable depth7
not been able to7
inclined to believe that7
in the summer of7
to the north of7
as well as to7
the midst of a7
are said to have7
to the summit of7
hand branch of the7
through which the water7
that the cold air7
was one of the7
about feet by feet7
a level with the7
same manner as the7
that the cave was7
we could not see7
the entrance to which7
it seems to be7
a very long time7
in the summer season7
on the sea floor7
in the immediate vicinity7
the passage of the7
taken up by the7
on the lake of7
the case of a7
a current of air7
of a number of7
that the temperature of7
in which it is7
the wall of rock7
in the cave was6
by virtue of the6
entrance of the cave6
the plane of the6
the point where it6
four or five meters6
in a manner which6
a mile and a6
at a lower level6
is connected with the6
so far as it6
for a short time6
the cave is meters6
face of the earth6
the range of the6
at the moment of6
the seat of a6
to be one of6
of the mont parmelan6
it is a curious6
about the formation of6
we may say that6
as the result of6
had been in the6
the manner of the6
of the bay of6
but there is a6
hole in the ice6
are found in the6
that one of the6
in our own country6
of a series of6
up to the surface6
here and there on6
the highest point of6
on the way to6
in times of heavy6
we find in the6
section of the cave6
two and a half6
which have been made6
and much of the6
of a thousand feet6
of the sun and6
the end of this6
that there was nothing6
the form of ice6
when we came to6
cave is in the6
one of them is6
with a mass of6
only a few of6
the reason that it6
are found to be6
may be considered as6
northern end of the6
down to the bottom6
on the floor are6
temperature in the cave6
way to the surface6
when the sun is6
the records of the6
in the light of6
in all cases the6
for the uses of6
which are in the6
that he had been6
in the character of6
the direct rays of6
it is one of6
from the village of6
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is proved by the6
taking place in the6
of the cave are6
a small part of6
along the coast line6
is no doubt that6
would be difficult to6
the height of a6
to a considerable height6
the southern part of6
of the earth in6
is to be seen6
and at the end6
where there was a6
is from to feet6
ice is formed in6
on the north slope6
as the cause of6
in the val de6
a photograph by j6
the appearance of the6
a thin coating of6
by means of which6
the floor of ice6
and the amount of6
was to be seen6
to be called a6
the lake of thun6
some of the stalactites6
two hours and a6
for a man to6
above the freezing point6
was in a state6
top of the hill6
of the jenolan caves6
on hands and knees6
which must have been6
is a curious fact6
feet from the entrance6
the lowest point of6
carried away by the6
the mass of ice6
parts of the alps6
every part of the6
on the roof and6
of air contained in6
on the point of6
we returned to the6
should expect to find6
the operations of nature6
the result of this6
interior of the mountain6
cavern photo by e6
water which has been6
effect of this action6
in toward the centre6
in part to the6
beyond the fact that6
of the opinion that6
called my attention to6
the middle of a6
crust of the earth6
in order to reach6
near the summit of6
those parts of the6
of the armenian church6
more than a few6
been the seat of6
from the point where6
top of the entrance6
in the realm of6
found in the cave6
of the most interesting6
of the stratified rocks6
been found in the6
where there is no6
to the foot of6
is the cause of6
it is possible that6
the pores of the6
that the earth was6
i have not been6
side of the valley6
in such a manner6
come in contact with6
on the northern side6
the flanks of the6
one of these was6
of thousands of feet6
of the whole earth6
so fortunate as to6
the cave is in6
have been discovered in6
the water at the6
one part of the6
as far as possible6
for the time being6
a great number of6
as large as the6
with a height of6
the extent of the6
feet higher than the6
amount of solid matter6
died in the year6
as soon as it6
it was in the6
the parts of the6
is probably due to6
from sketch by h6
a depth of about6
depth below the surface6
the course of ages6
of the floor of6
in the wall of6
mile and a half6
of the church of6
it lies on the6
and that the ice6
like that of the6
with which it is6
which the caves are6
only here and there6
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the attitude of the6
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that i was obliged6
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the effect that the6
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an account of the6
feet from the ground6
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fact that it is6
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central portion of the6
the grand cave de6
snow at the bottom5
the account of the5
from the edge of5
the present writer has5
a hundred million years5
in the region about5
that the student should5
on which we stood5
only in the case5
the flooring of ice5
the same way as5
of the present day5
the left is a5
it is hard to5
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the air at the5
that it may be5
melting of the snow5
to be met with5
the bulk of the5
the termination of the5
source of the loue5
feet from the top5
on the west coast5
the central parts of5
about feet below the5
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will see that the5
the entrance is a5
of the hills is5
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of not more than5
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first half of the5
which leads to the5
have been formed by5
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the heat which it5
feet above the floor5
i have not seen5
of the materials of5
it has been found5
this is not the5
action of the water5
it is important to5
the centre of a5
an extension of the5
to the farther end5
my brother and i5
the stalactites and stalagmites5
is formed by the5
there seemed to be5
part of the town5
we have seen that5
one of the two5
at the mouths of5
it was not until5
the far end of5
farther recesses of the5
a very small part5
we were unable to5
the volume of water5
the state of vapour5
by the supposition that5
a series of caverns5
which we have already5
must have been a5
the floor of this5
in many cases the5
part of the palace5
the lowest part of5
in a straight line5
coast of new england5
about two hundred and5
the proprietor of the5
of our own solar5
a floor of ice5
the axes of the5
and there is a5
is a sort of5
it seems as if5
part of the whole5
cold currents of air5
the east side of5
in a sort of5
in the cave in5
on the same level5
the scene of a5
the presence of a5
of the nature of5
of heat from the5
the abode of the5
on top of the5
and a half to5
which is about feet5
one of the greatest5
by the assistance of5
for the same reason5
the case of our5
in regard to the5
to one of the5
that there might be5
side of the river5
in the estimation of5
so that it is5
fissures of the rock5
was covered with a5
a map of the5
that the hotter the5
to the student of5
from this point the5
have now to consider5
the crevices of the5
it is certain that5
of the rocks and5
much the same as5
at the expense of5
the th of june5
to the west of5
is found in summer5
it is about feet5
on a large scale5
from the roof to5
was by no means5
well as that of5
the names of places5
parts of the ice5
mouth of the pit5
only a few inches5
by the presence of5
all sorts of shapes5
is found to be5
a little to the5
or may not be5
that which has been5
movements of the atmosphere5
in the district of5
by the weight of5
have the habit of5
nothing for it but5
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the space between the5
seems to be a5
two hundred and fifty5
from top to bottom5
and you will see5
of the giant of5
the shore of the5
side of the town5
next the surface of5
of a visit to5
surface of the soil5
course of a few5
of the great lakes5
the rocks over which5
no ice in the5
in the immediate neighbourhood5
came in contact with5
the use of a5
with respect to the5
of the air which5
to the plane of5
by the fall of5
the landlord of the5
there had been a5
very much greater than5
in the mountains of5
for it but to5
three or four hundred5
lower parts of the5
in the solar system5
that the formation of5
the extent to which5
soon as the temperature5
of rain and rivers5
the centre of gravity5
rock has been removed5
in which the water5
in the movement of5
to a point where5
in the valley below5
was nothing for it5
the irregularities of the5
as we have seen5
strong enough to blow5
which led to the5
there must be a5
only a portion of5
the rock in which5
the distance of a5
from side to side5
in order that the5
by the agency of5
there was nothing for5
in the remote past5
which we may observe5
eastern side of the5
is interesting to note5
of the caves in5
the sides of a5
about a quarter of5
cracks in the rocks5
of the air at5
at which the ice5
of the state of5
and there were no5
an inch in diameter5
than the outside air5
not more than one5
the earth from the5
hours and a half5
that in which the5
have not been able5
the depth of some5
washed away by the5
that the process of5
among the mountains of5
been formed by the5
water finds its way5
on a true scale5
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great mass of the5
hung from the roof5
in the direction in5
the column of water5
the same as the5
the cave has been5
time of his visit5
in the white mountains5
of ice in summer5
it might have been5
greater than it is5
here and there the5
of the ohio and5
what we may term5
the farther recesses of5
on the occasion of5
in the lower part5
some of them are5
to the absence of5
it would not be5
there seems to be5
be divided into two5
something to do with5
the distance from the5
from the end of5
of the prismatic structure5
of the materials which5
temperature of the ground5
was formed by the5
on the left side5
of the cave the5
appears to be the5
of this room is5
that the air is5
surface of the glacier5
bed of the stream5
entrance to which is5
is the same as5
of the great basin5
which one of the5
the foire de fondeurle5
in one part of5
in this state of5
one or two places5
on the eastern side5
de chimie et de5
body of the cave5
the amount of heat5
feet or more in5
cave is about feet5
the formation of subterranean5
of plants and animals5
the earth and water5
left side of the5
it can not be5
edge of the pit5
in the floor of5
it would seem that5
the next chamber is5
in the summer months5
that it is in5
the most important of5
has been taken in5
conception as to the5
a few hundred feet5
to be due to5
the left side of5
to and fro in5
the slope of ice5
fertility of the soil5
on its way to5
to see that the5
no part of the5
in the bed of5
we observe that the5
explained by the fact5
deeper parts of the5
of about the same5
to a great height5
in view of the5
in the united states5
animals and plants which5
the earth to the5
which the water is5
to the north and5
no trace of the5
only a short distance5
side of the road5
the wife of the5
readily perceive that the5
which is to be5
the continuation of the5
as if it were5
the earth may be5
from the coast line5
were formed by the5
farther side of the5
part of the floor5
at the point of5
in this way we5
of many of the5
of several thousand feet5
more than a thousand5
the face of a5
the trunk of a5
with the history of5
them that dwell in5
which mountains are composed5
the end of which5
been able to find5
a mountain in the5
and it was not5
into the interior of5
i do not know5
should be noted that5
is the case at5
of ice and snow5
not be able to5
as well as for5
feet from the surface5
he told us that5
mass of the hill5
to the open air5
certain parts of the5
walls of the cave5
mass of the earth5
of the cave were5
up and down the5
mammoth cave of kentucky5
must be due to5
more than three feet5
and on the other5
at a short distance5
roof to the floor5
may be sure that5
as great as that5
by which it is5
the expansion of the5
in the possession of5
be added to the5
to the level of5
and i am inclined5
the waves of the5
other portions of the5
it will be possible5
meters wide and meters5
the top of which5
lowest part of the5
an hour or two5
be met with in5
in the side of5
into the cave from5
the aspect of the5
a long way off5
at a higher level5
large masses of ice5
the water of which5
from all parts of5
cold in the cave5
may be in the5
and it is not5
and customs of the5
of the outside air5
of the caves of5
it would be well5
from the roof of5
it turned out that5
is the case in5
the garden of eden5
the foot of which5
may be called a5
the particles of air5
a piece of rock5
along the banks of5
the greatest amount of5
along the sides of5
it is to be5
that in summer the5
on account of their5
shore of the lake5
a foot or two5
the circle of the5
bottom of which is5
that it does not5
a series of holes5
of the air in5
falling in of the5
of the hills and5
side of this room5
south side of the5
the giant of the5
it is well known5
to the cave mouth5
it would be difficult5
the people in the5
it is doubtful whether5
the water on the5
is said that the5
the upper parts of5
and the valley of5
of our solar system5
is caused by the5
the solid mass of5
heat of the earth5
of the mammoth cave5
of which is a5
in the manner before5
the case in the5
to believe that it5
as shown in the5
told me he had5
to it is a5
much in the manner5
the east of the5
by the study of5
formation of subterranean ice5
with the help of5
had some difficulty in5
it was to be5
the friction of the5
the bodies of the5
at least a hundred5
weight of the cold5
of the air is5
down to the sea5
the hotter the summer5
it is a large5
hundred feet below the5
the hole in the5
it is said to5
it would be possible5
stalactites and stalagmites of5
two or three meters5
come to the conclusion5
at an elevation of5
the ice in this5
than the rest of5
of this kind is5
reminded me of the5
to which we have5
temperature of the district5
to bring about a5
edge of the ice5
that he was a5
at a little distance5
the roots of the5
in the cave and5
farther on is a5
of a mass of5
side of a mountain5
the right of the5
with the result that5
the remainder of the5
base of the hill5
the particles of the5
in the hope that5
in relation to the5
i visited it on5
which occur in the5
of a mile or5
the rise of the5
and in the course5
the different kinds of5
by the side of5
existence of ice in5
opening in the roof5
and here and there5
ice does not form5
part of the cavern5
the base of this5
the door of the5
five feet high and5
is a marvel of5
of the old red5
a height of about5
a very important part5
and the surface of5
may be called the5
western side of the5
of the inhabitants of5
be the result of5
and there on the5
which we have noted5
stalactites on the roof5
temperature of the water5
has the appearance of5
that in his time5
of feet below the5
that a large amount5
over which it flows5
been made by the5
there was a great5
the mammoth cave of5
of the fixed stars5
is quite clear that5
at the commencement of5
a large piece of5
are by no means5
floor was covered with5
was discovered in by5
water in the basin5
annual temperature of the5
the most of the5
effect arising from the5
is shown by the5
they appear to be5
at the farther end5
it is quite clear5
which is covered with5
is so great that5
and the fact that5
it appears that the5
when the sunne is5
and a number of5
when the temperature of5
the antiquity of the5
the coast of new5
times of heavy rain5
a general way the5
were a number of5
from the sides of5
such as may be5
the bed of a5
by some of the5
good deal of the5
in place of the5
the mouth of this5
one of which is5
other part of the5
on the sea bottom5
we know that the5
the morning of the5
the foot of mount5
the changes in the5
it was found that5
that they may be5
it had not been5
cold of winter is5
by the pressure of5
the heads of the5
of the rocks which5
he had never seen5
at the entrance of5
of the earth may5
the head of a5
in the county of5
a point where the5
the peak of derbyshire5
found that the ice5
so it is with5
means of determining the5
it is in this5
in which the earth5
meters from the entrance5
of a glacial period5
in the duchy of5
the place of the5
and as soon as5
on the upper surface5
the first half of5
along the coast of5
the strength of the5
the speed of the5
a large pit cave5
has been converted into4
must not be supposed4
southern part of the4
difficult to understand how4
the possession of the4
of which can be4
the great mass of4
the law of the4
soon as the snow4
was nothing to be4
course of the stream4
the crown of the4
temperature of the place4
portion of the water4
way to the cave4
the annales de chimie4
the blocks of stone4
outer part of the4
are a number of4
as the temperature of4
the spring of youth4
in the world about4
the summits of the4
the light and heat4
a number of places4
found that it was4
jahrbuch des schweizer alpen4
guide said he had4
that the water is4
it may well be4
those who have not4
ozarks and black hills4
they are composed of4
order to reach the4
of some of these4
are of the utmost4
of two of the4
the height of this4
very small part of4
some four or five4
to the left hand4
by far the greater4
in those parts of4
the presence of the4
in almost every part4
has been subjected to4
its name from the4
the first chamber is4
of a few inches4
to the surface on4
feet below the level4
above the bottom of4
of which have been4
is a place of4
the phenomena of the4
to me that the4
worthy of a visit4
of the water from4
east side of the4
the further end of4
any part of the4
is found on the4
quarter of an inch4
such as those which4
by way of the4
the protection of the4
since the days of4
as if it had4
the middle of august4
is occupied by a4
the production of the4
it is not easy4
the drops of water4
the good old times4
the lower portions of4
side of the aequator4
the science of geology4
takes place when the4
of the sea water4
is covered by a4
have been formed in4
it is not improbable4
of them have been4
the reason of this4
is a large cave4
people of the district4
des schweizer alpen club4
of the air on4
the point where they4
a long period of4
the rotation of the4
for a quarter of4
the cave is not4
for more than two4
cities of the plain4
it will be understood4
it was time to4
to be in a4
to the growth of4
roof and floor of4
it is reported that4
fissure in the roof4
in which it lies4
greater part of this4
have more than once4
in the development of4
height of about feet4
a few feet to4
which is found in4
portions of the earth4
of the cone is4
far the greater part4
the coast line the4
to account for it4
the internal heat of4
but it is only4
the energy of position4
two or three hours4
interior of the cave4
very long time ago4
from floor to ceiling4
four and a half4
level of the top4
is contributed to the4
des sciences de st4
is produced by the4
that the ice must4
one of the caves4
cave there is a4
this is the most4
had been unable to4
it may be as4
than two hundred feet4
explanation of the phenomenon4
most of them are4
in the autumn of4
in the southern part4
as seen from the4
many of the caves4
the point at which4
it is doubtful if4
the case of this4
if it were a4
the last of the4
by the expansion of4
a sheet of ice4
to know something of4
way in which this4
foot of the rock4
by the cold of4
it is curious that4
the descent of the4
i was unable to4
that the mean temperature4
the ice in caves4
on a small scale4
in the higher regions4
the atmosphere in the4
to be made for4
regions of the atmosphere4
the south of the4
a few hundred miles4
and out of the4
so great that the4
being found in the4
of the deeper seas4
far as we can4
but there is one4
part of the house4
this stage in the4
out of the hole4
of one hundred and4
covered with a thin4
as we have described4
caves where the temperatures4
the life of the4
and is about meters4
often happens that the4
table of relative masses4
in the act of4
the manner before described4
current of cold air4
there are a number4
there was ice in4
from the beginning of4
a depth of or4
under the head of4
in the manner indicated4
well as in the4
the whole cave was4
of the same kind4
it is not so4
that of the air4
the details of the4
appearance of having been4
for four or five4
for the study of4
as to the conditions4
of several hundred feet4
there were no draughts4
off to one side4
he assured me that4
and the roof is4
alpine regions of switzerland4
comparable to that which4
with those of the4
in the manufacture of4
the agents of decay4
the help of the4
so slow that it4
elevation above the sea4
in several places in4
deposits of volcanic ash4
that the water in4
to pieces by the4
more than a foot4
is derived from the4
distance of hundreds of4
out of the sea4
its way into the4
in the same time4
part of its course4
cases it has been4
to a place where4
the dominions of the4
assumes the form of4
by which the water4
the drip from the4
a piece of ice4
which the water flows4
is about four feet4
from this point to4
he found ice in4
be as well to4
varying from a few4
to note the fact4
have been lost in4
and at the top4
these may be briefly4
the beginning of a4
in passing from the4
about the size of4
pores of the soil4
in the path of4
hundred miles from the4
in the lowest part4
been carved out by4
to understand how the4
changes in the form4
part of the work4
the formation of rain4
see that there is4
caves and the causes4
we were obliged to4
of a sort of4
a cave in the4
near the margin of4
the only way to4
found myself in a4
from the interior of4
meters to meters wide4
for a couple of4
in the winter of4
the true explanation of4
lair photo by bamforth4
in the nature of4
the geology of russia4
of a century ago4
the rate of a4
the grains of the4
base of the mountain4
the risk of being4
which may have been4
it is at the4
of which is about4
it must not be4
of the wonders of4
much of the ice4
lying on the ground4
has been given to4
into the hands of4
this is the case4
commonly known as the4
at once to the4
height of the cave4
the materials of the4
the majority of the4
worn away by the4
in the level of4
in the ice floor4
foot or more in4
of land and sea4
it is believed that4
our illustration of the4
of a kind of4
by supposing that the4
as in many other4
meters in diameter and4
the early part of4
me that he had4
there was no ladder4
the prismatic structure of4
the remains of animals4
the water which is4
true explanation of the4
all of which are4
in the weight of4
of the eagle ford4
has been made to4
interesting to note that4
the centre of our4
of the palace is4
quite clear that the4
and which may be4
on the lower side4
rocks of which they4
is so small that4
to make use of4
in which case the4
be seen at the4
the extremity of the4
that in winter the4
and the ural mountains4
on the fact that4
i found myself in4
the valleys of the4
the eagle ford at4
and on the th4
earlier part of the4
taken place since the4
of hundreds of feet4
in the province of4
attention to the fact4
of a hundred miles4
during the passage of4
may be due to4
of the land is4
of the ice on4
ice floor meters long4
broken up by the4
the rocks of mountains4
the manners and customs4
to that part of4
mountains as they are4
find their way to4
were in some cases4
in the rear of4
we may term the4
of the ice was4
the white mountains of4
is a part of4
it is not difficult4
wall during the passage4
it has not been4
only two or three4
i do not think4
feet in length by4
in the memory of4
distance of feet from4
motion of the earth4
if he had been4
source of the axe4
of matter in the4
of hundreds of miles4
turned out to be4
we should expect to4
in the rocks of4
has been brought about4
on the margin of4
may be explained by4
edge of the great4
in the condition of4
and it is a4
side of the hill4
water in the tube4
distinction is by the4
that of the moon4
it is like a4
in which the caves4
higher than that of4
such as we have4
there is said to4
the erosion of the4
in summer than in4
the depth of ten4
the most beautiful of4
is a descent of4
important part in the4
as soon as i4
the mountains of the4
of from to feet4
floor of the sea4
it should be remembered4
the amount of solid4
and in a way4
the mountains as they4
a member of the4
a little more than4
by the falling of4
into the waters of4
a thousand feet or4
of ice are found4
or more in length4
at a place called4
the end of an4
the development of organic4
took us to the4
the climatal conditions of4
of cold in the4
distance of a mile4
and a half miles4
a small cave containing4
far away from the4
the north of the4
we should have to4
and there is no4
of the external air4
dryness of the air4
of which is the4
regions of the ozarks4
hundred miles or more4
and on the sides4
the bottoms of the4
part of the day4
the mouths of the4
and thence to the4
it is situated in4
there are many other4
the whole length of4
and feet above the4
by a sort of4
it is very difficult4
in a kind of4
to it from the4
there is a little4
brought down by the4
of the earth were4
that at one time4
most of the year4
on the left hand4
with a flooring of4
more than ten feet4
it lies in the4
of which may be4
as it is called4
of the bottom of4
as a sort of4
beneath the surface of4
from the state of4
at one time the4
when the air is4
is at the base4
knew nothing of the4
of the bed rocks4
be remembered that this4
in the village of4
in the peak of4
by the force of4
chimie et de physique4
by the aid of4
with a thin coating4
of the edge of4
that there was any4
at this stage in4
the town of vesoul4
fall of rock from4
the field where the4
at a high temperature4
had no means of4
the rock on which4
cave regions of the4
heavy cold air of4
a foot or so4
and a half from4
that the water which4
comes about that the4
the average rate of4
by the decay of4
a portion of it4
eruption of vesuvius in4
he told me that4
ice which formed the4
the higher parts of4
a few feet of4
it is not surprising4
north slope of the4
as much as possible4
in the mines of4
that a portion of4
found in the fact4
about half an hour4
or at least the4
can not well be4
the great series of4
of light and heat4
those of our own4
the beauties of the4
summer than in winter4
reached a point where4
in accordance with the4
here and there a4
of our sphere at4
a hundred and fifty4
show that the ice4
was no ice in4
the same level as4
the process of decay4
a huge mass of4
are found in many4
that he did not4
my guide said he4
there will be a4
to the labours of4
in the measure of4
an inch or two4
central part of the4
has been formed by4
the ice which is4
the bowels of the4
the name of a4
in the highlands of4
formation of ice in4
the question of the4
that it is impossible4
of the truth of4
a host of other4
the ice is not4
the theory of the4
since the time of4
through a series of4
to the cave and4
at the cave of4
did not seem to4
have forced their way4
fact that they have4
fact that when the4
than two or three4
it is due to4
it has ever been4
depths of the sea4
the ozarks and black4
the rocks have been4
at the same rate4
in the work of4
up and down through4
in the month of4
of the cave house4
mountains of new hampshire4
a large area of4
to the place where4
found in the hottest4
down to the cave4
of the utmost importance4
is a series of4
the curator was lowered4
the corner of the4
raise the temperature of4
and at the bottom4
would probably have been4
the air which they4
would have been impossible4
many thousands of years4
of this action is4
the house of the4
in the bay of4
parts of great britain4
part of the great4
at that time the4
the middle of july4
the existence of which4
as big as a4
meters to meters high4
a yard or two4
the surface of a4
way back to the4
time of the first4
those which have been4
which are to be4
axes of the prisms4
in the year the4
which make up the4
marke out a point4