Mitton, G. E. (Geraldine Edith) · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 44
e upper layers of air, and a bitterness of deathlycold would fall upon the earth—cold fiercer thanthat of the Arctic regions—and everything wouldbe frozen sohd. It would need but a short timeto reduce the earth to the condition of the moon,where there is nothing to shrivel up, nothing tofreeze. Her… … THF, .^1(K).N. THE SHINING MOON 25 have craters. A crater is like a cup, and generallyhas a little peak in the middle of it. This is thesummit of a volcano, and when the volcano hasburst up and vomited out floods of lava and ddbris,this has fallen down in a ring a little distance awayfrom it,…
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