-five feet. Geysers! Gey-sers! exclaimed one of their company, and,spurring their jaded horses, they soon gath-ered around this wonderful phenomenon. Itwas, indeed, a perfect geyser. The aperturethrough which the jet was projected was anirregular oval, three feet by seven in diameter.The margin of… … THE FAX GEYSER. WONDERS OF THE WILDERNESS, &C. 115 of the surrounding plain, and the crater risesfive or six feet above the - mound. It spoutedat regular intervals nine times during theirstay, the columns of boiling water beingthrown from ninety to one hundred and twen-ty-five feet at each…
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