Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 145
A VERITABLE ICE-MOUNTAIN. seen to the best advantage from the shores of Eng- ocean. Their graveyard seems to be in the At-lands oldest colony. Some days only one or two may lantic about four hundred miles south of Novacome in sight. On others a half dozen or more may Scotia. Here the water is of… … \N ICEBERG. sunk, but because they change in size and shapefar more rapidly than one could imagine. A bergwhich appears to be as solid as a mountain maybecome top-heavy and fall into the sea, crushinganything that is near it. Sometimes a venture-some fisherman will attach his boat to an icebergby…
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