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... probably more than sixty miles . On the north side of the peak was an immense mass of snow and ice . The ravine in which it lay terminated in a woodless and apparently fertile valley , lying west of the first great ridge , and extending ...
... probably more than sixty miles . On the north side of the peak was an immense mass of snow and ice . The ravine in which it lay terminated in a woodless and apparently fertile valley , lying west of the first great ridge , and extending ...
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... probably to the prevalence of north - westerly gales . As the ascent of Hood's River was often impeded by shoals or rapids , and the crews were much fatigued by carrying or dragging their canoes and burdens , two small canoes , which ...
... probably to the prevalence of north - westerly gales . As the ascent of Hood's River was often impeded by shoals or rapids , and the crews were much fatigued by carrying or dragging their canoes and burdens , two small canoes , which ...
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... probably flourished long before the inhumation of quadrupeds in the alluvial districts . As we are led , however , to expect a more enlarged illustration of the writer's sentiments on these topics in a separate treatise , we shall waive ...
... probably flourished long before the inhumation of quadrupeds in the alluvial districts . As we are led , however , to expect a more enlarged illustration of the writer's sentiments on these topics in a separate treatise , we shall waive ...
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