History of Vermont: Natural, Civil and Statistical, in Three Parts, with an Appendix. 1853, Том 3The author, 1853 - Всего страниц: 63 |
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... spring , or the rains fell in the summer , the waters were retained among the leaves , or retarded by the other obstruc- tions , so as to pass off slowly , and the streams were kept up , nearly uniform as to size , during the whole year ...
... spring , or the rains fell in the summer , the waters were retained among the leaves , or retarded by the other obstruc- tions , so as to pass off slowly , and the streams were kept up , nearly uniform as to size , during the whole year ...
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... SPRINGS . the farmer who is saving and industrious seldom fails of having his barn filled with fodder for his horses ... Springs . - There are in Ver- maple , beech and birch , interspersed with mont springs which are more or less im ...
... SPRINGS . the farmer who is saving and industrious seldom fails of having his barn filled with fodder for his horses ... Springs . - There are in Ver- maple , beech and birch , interspersed with mont springs which are more or less im ...
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... SPRINGS . CLARENDON AND PLYMOUTH CAVES . parts of the country . They are situated in a | of the year , and water stands in ... spring about 15 feet long , 7 wide , and 5 high . From the seventh room is a narrow pas- sage which extends ...
... SPRINGS . CLARENDON AND PLYMOUTH CAVES . parts of the country . They are situated in a | of the year , and water stands in ... spring about 15 feet long , 7 wide , and 5 high . From the seventh room is a narrow pas- sage which extends ...
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... spring . About the 20th of that month the snows begin to disappear , and early in April the ground is usually bare . But the snows fall some weeks earlier and lie much later upon the mountains than upon the low lands . The The deepest ...
... spring . About the 20th of that month the snows begin to disappear , and early in April the ground is usually bare . But the snows fall some weeks earlier and lie much later upon the mountains than upon the low lands . The The deepest ...
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... spring considerably advanced . ant and agreeable and the cold advances In such seasons the ice often disappears gradually , but as it proceeds the changes very suddenly , instances having been become more considerable and frequent ...
... spring considerably advanced . ant and agreeable and the cold advances In such seasons the ice often disappears gradually , but as it proceeds the changes very suddenly , instances having been become more considerable and frequent ...
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