Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 496
an ! More-over, while all this is being done, the work-ing parts of the machine are kept in perfectorder; for in carrying away the ground-up tween the center and the outer edges of thecurrent. The result is just the rounded, flow-ing water-fronts you see. These first displacethe pebbles they… … Courtesy of Metropolitan Mii runi nf Art, New York Taiiitcd by W. T. Bicharda THE SEA MAKING SOME OF THE MILLIONS OF SAND-RIPPLES ON A NEW JERSEY SHORE the shape of all ripples. You remember theyare always concave toward the wind. Witha light breeze, they are short and move rapid-ly. As the breeze…
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