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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 15 (1892) (1892)

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asse. The ice of the eastern half is moving much more break the solitude. His vivid description, seconded by we have an enormous mass of ice all crowding through slowly and is consequently the tales told by Dick or ‘‘ Professor” Willoughby, an a@ narrow opening, but much smoother, broken old hunter… … feet high form the back- is about two miles. On Arrow points indi- base-line. (Courtesy of Prof. ground to the north and either side is a triangu- cate glacial area. Wright.) G. F. east, a fewof them bare lar patch of moraine of snow, but only because so precipitous. And now half a mile wide at the…

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