 Clay is found vnder it, it seemes to be ingendred with raine water, draining through the earth, and drawing with it of his substance vnto a certaine depth where it congeales ; the hardest kinde of it lies vnder the red ground like quarries, as it were...  The Voyage of the "Challenger." - Página 295por Sir Charles Wyville Thomson - 1877Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | John Smith - 1819 - 318 páginas
...the hardest kinde of it lies vnder the red ground like quarries, as it were thicke slates one vpon another, through which the water hath his passage,...through the sand, or that substance called the Rocke, leauing the salt behinde, it becomes fresh: sometimes we digged wells of fresh water which we finde... | |
 | 1874 - 926 páginas
...resembling sand and Л e blackest is good, but the browne betwixt them both which they call white oecause , 5 2 W5 `8$ D 4 { 8tԾ 6= /ӝ~ , M 'vR |? y iK zf O * V t the government was at that time vested, issued a liberal charter. That charter remained in force only... | |
 | 1874 - 972 páginas
...througl the earth, and drawing with it of his sub stance vnto a certaine depth where it con 97 geales; the hardest kinde of it lies under the red ground...and in 1621 the Bermudas Company of London, in whom the government was at that time vested, issued a liberal charter. That charter remained in force only... | |
 | John Smith - 1884 - 1150 páginas
...the hardest kinde of it lies vnder the red ground like quarries, as it were thicke slates one vpon another, through which the water hath his passage,...through the sand, or that substance called the Rocke, leauing the salt behinde, it becomes fresh. Sometimes we digged wells of fresh water which we finde... | |
 | John Smith - 1895 - 620 páginas
...the hardest kinde of it lies vnder the red ground like quarries, as it were thicke slates one vpon another, through which the water hath his passage,...through the sand, or that substance called the Rocke, leauing the salt behinde, it becomes fresh. Sometimes we digged wells of fresh water which we finde... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - 1906 - 586 páginas
...: and there is some chinkes or crevises betwixt one lare and another, through which the water hath passage : so that in such places there is scarce found any fresh water. For all, or the most part of their fresh water (whereof they have good store) commeth out of the Sea ; drayning through the Sand,... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - 1906 - 590 páginas
...: and there is some chinkes or crevises betwixt one lare and another, through which the water hath passage : so that in such places there is scarce found any fresh water. For all, or the most part of their fresh water (whereof they have good store) commeth out of the Sea ; drayning through the Sand,... | |
 | John Smith - 1910 - 624 páginas
...the hardest kinde of it lies vnder the red ground like quarries, as it were thicke slates one vpon another, through which the water hath his passage,...through the sand, or that substance called the Rocke, leauing the salt behinde, it becomes fresh. Sometimes we digged wells of fresh water which we finde... | |
 | John Pory - 1918 - 118 páginas
...the hardest kinde of it lies vnder the red ground like quarries, as it were thicke slates one vpon another, through which the water hath his passage,...through the sand, or that substance called the Rocke, leauing the salt behinde, it becomes fresh: sometimes we digged wells of fresh water which we limit... | |
| |
