Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 141
, or stirs the depthsbeneath. These may rend theglacier apart or, possibly, on one of those occa-sional days of the short Greenland summer whenthe suns rays are warm enough, they weaken aportion which is thinner than the rest. So otherbergs are formed to be caught in the ocean riverand perhaps… … A FLOATINC MOUNTAIN FROM GREENLAND. it. Perhaps it hangs above the sea for a distance to see an iceberg glittering in the sunlight, youof fifty feet or more, because if the ice is very may think of it as a part of a glacier that is per- i9o8.] ICEBERGS 681 haps a thousand years old. Well may it…
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