nguish it from becomes arid, the pine expels its moisture and shrinks, the sea whose surface is undergoing perpetual change from throwing its curvature in the opposite direction, in propor- the breaking up and shifting of the floes in spring, the con- tion to the degree of the aridity. The reading… … THE PALZOCRYSTIC SEA. always upon the degree of the dry and wet on the scales, ment, both the pine and the cedar must be carefully aried. may judge from the engraving how far the existence of an but on the manner in which the index hand moves, through The pine should be placed in a warm oven, and…
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