Bradford, T. G. (Thomas Gamaliel), 1802-1887 · Boston : William D. Ticknor; New York : Wiley & Long; Philadelphia : T. T. Ash · leaf 25
inted are the fall of Garispa in the Indian Ghauts, 1000 feet high;the Birra Chuki 100 feet, and the Ganga Chuki 200 feet in the Cauvery;and those of Bilohi 400, Chachai 362, Tonse 200, and Booti 400 feet inheight in Bundelcund. There are many beautiful and magnificent cas-cades in the Ghauts, and… … . RIVERS. RiyERs. Rivers are natural drains which convey to the sea that portionof thewaters filing upon the earth, that does not pass off by evaporation, or go to nourishorganic bodies. They invariably occupy the lowest parts of tlie surface of the dis-tricts,which they drain, and these districts…
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