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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)

University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 214

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zen in and car-ried to sea, whales are forced far inland. Cap-tain Pendleton, who accompanied one of theUnited States expeditions to the Antarctic Sea,saw a whale two hundred and eighty feet fromthe surface of the water, in an ice-cliff eight hun-dred feet high. Whales and their skeletons havenot… … . HO has notnoticed, dur-ing a sultrysummer after-noon, the littlewhirlwind in themiddle of thedusty road, causedby two breezescoming down streets that cometogether? First there will be seen a column oflight dust revolving upward; next, moving hereand there, it picks up stray bits of paper and…

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