Brief biography and popular account of the unparalleled discoveries of T.J.J. See (1913)
Webb, W. L. (William Larkin), b. 1856 · Lynn, Mass. T.P. Nichols · leaf 244
es it is noticed that after the earthquake the waterwithdraws from the shore, by a gradual draining away, as in thetides, only more rapidly. Ships anchored in the harbor are oftenleft stranded, and the bottom laid bare, even when the previousdepth of the water was seven fathoms. But in an hours… … ■ V ■--i. oz $oJJ o M> < O 2 u J « W <^^ z ^ < < <: ^w QU ■St < t\ »r Htj » J UNPARALLELED DISCOVERIES OF T. J. J. SEE 125 lost by dashing against rocks during the dreadful inundation ofthe sea; and in the same way, cities lying near the sea level areoverflowed. In some cases…
See, Thomas Jefferson Jackson, 1866 · Astronomy
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