Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 620
deceptive, and a sudden shiftin the upper air-currents will carry the spraymany hundreds of feet away from its base andin most unexpected directions. But the Genevesechildren love this fountain dearly, and are quitewilling to risk a drenching from their much-admired Jet dEaii, as it is called, in… … THE JETTY OF THE I.IVI,N<; W AlLks, GENEVA,SVVITZEKLANU. neva, where its waters narrow down to a funnel-shaped harbor before emptying into the riverRhone. Out from the eastern side of the harbor,or from that part of the city known as the old town, there extends a little stone breakwater,or…
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