Forrester's pictorial miscellany for the family circle (1855)
Forrester, Mark, ed, Forrester, Mark · Boston, F. & G.C. Rand · leaf 203
he water was ICELAND AND NORWAY. 191 thrown up two hundred and twelve feet. The largest of these jetsis called the Great Geyser, and is seventeen feet in diameter. Be-sides these intermittent hot springs, there are many other smallerones, which boil up one or two feet, and these are constantly in… … The Great Geyser — Iceland But we must not tarry here. We must leave the wonders of thiscold country, and turn our vessel towards Norway. Get your maps,rind trace out our course. Norway is a long, narrow tract of land,the northern part of which lies within the Arctic Circle, and is most-!v covered…
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