The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy part 2 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 180
downalong the Labrador coast. Practically all thebergs that break loose from the ice-sheathedshores of Greenland are borne southward by thiscurrent. One morning, when I went up on deck,I counted no less than one hundred and thirty-five huge ones. Some of these were great solidblocks of ice; others… … A BELFRY AT LITTLE BAY, NEWFOUNDLAND. 375 376 TALES OF TRAVEL AND EXPLORATION FOR LITTLE FOLK by groups of islands—barren, hopeless, and for-lorn-looking rocks, all the more desolate in ap-pearance for the miserable fishing-huts or tiltsthat have been thrown together on them. Enter-ing through some…
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