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id: 21754
title: The Ocean and Its Wonders
author: Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)
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  COMPOSITION OF THE SEA--ITS SALTS--POWER AND USES OF WATER--ADVANTAGE Geography of the Sea," tells us that "water is Nature''s great carrier. investigation, that the winds blow and the waters of the ocean flow in Waves are caused by wind, which first ruffles the surface of the sea The tides of the sea--as the two great flowings and ebbings of the water rivers are covered with ice upwards of six feet thick, and the salt sea surface as to give to the sea the appearance of solid land; and ships warm water poured by it into the cold seas of that region. Wind, or atmospheric air in motion, is the cause of storms, of waves, of TRADE-WINDS--STORMS--THEIR EFFECTS--MONSOONS--THEIR VALUE--LAND AND SEA water of a strait or channel,--not the great Arctic Sea, about the One part of the sea being covered with ice, produces a cold atmosphere;


id: 42845
title: The Sea (La Mer)
author: Michelet, Jules
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  marvellously great and diversified world, of life, love, war, and above the very edge of a cold dark abyss, facing the great sea, and laborious life makes the serious charm, the great moral of the sea. the sea a living force, almost a person, in which the Loving Soul of through one vast white blotch which made the sea look like a great which we find in sea water?" "Nothing else than life," was his reply, All the seas were at first like those parts of the great Pacific rocks, the pools left by the sea contained some little creatures that the sea, but living on the land, will employ his life in endeavoring even in earlier times, the life-giving power of the sea. Let it once be clearly shown that that sea-water, so rich in life, air, the restoring waters of the great restoring Sea. In doing thus


