Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 412
eywere made up, I found grains of neve larger than a wal-nut ; so large, indeed, that it was hard to reahze thatthey could be formed by the ordinary granulating pro-cesses of the winter snows. My impression is, that thesurface of the plateau-ice, the mer de glace of the island,is made up of these… … /^W^^^^|S^T four A.:^. on Aug. 5, we steamedfe^^^TuS^i away, on board the little Expres, fornew lands and experiences of a neworder. Melancholy indeed was theland we left behind, with its bleakpurple shores, sloping up to hills allwhite with new-fallen snow from a level of about fivehundred feet,…
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