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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 3 (1899) (1899)

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nly escaped starvation by eating our one dog and had been kept, and when the ship steamed in their ‘* The immense lava beds which lie to the northwest direction, the torches were soon sighted through the roots which were found at various places. We man- of Mt. Wrangell present a strange appearance.… … between Mt. Sanford and Mt. Wrangell, a mar- the containing tube into a snow-like solid, and velous sight met my eyes. Mountains jagged a piece of cork sinks to the bottom when put in and angular thrust their needle-like points the liquid ; the temperature at the boiling point upward in all…

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