Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 144
ance at the mapand you willsee thatthisisnearthe greatsource of the bergs, -Melville Bay. Then theyswing westward and, comingdown the mainland of North America, skirt the bleak, bare shores of Baffin Landand Labrador, sometimes blocking up the straits ofBelle Isle that divide the Labrador peninsula… … RESEMBLING A BLOCK OF HEWN MARBLE. but when they get as far south as Newfoundland,they decrease more and more rapidly in size,finally becoming baby icebergs, twenty or thirtyfeet in height, which frequently drift into harborsor continuing southward, finally disappear in the
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