 | Henry Woodward - 1872 - 634 páginas
...we had supposed. The walk to it was richly rewarded by an uncommonly extensive view, which showed us that the inland ice continued constantly to rise towards...ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean. A journey further (even if one were in a condition to employ weeks for the purpose — which want of... | |
 | Henry Woodward - 1872 - 720 páginas
...we had supposed. The walk to it was richly rewarded by an uncommonly extensive view, which showed us that the inland ice continued constantly to rise towards...ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean. A journey further (even if one were in a condition to employ weeks for the purpose — which want of... | |
 | Henry Woodward - 1874 - 646 páginas
...elevation of 2200 feet, and " that the inland ice continued constantly to rise towards the interior, BO that the horizon towards the east, north, and south,...ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean." (GEOL. MAO. 1872, Vol. IX. p. 360.) Dr. Hayes and his party penetrated inwards to the distance of about... | |
 | Thomas Rupert Jones - 1875 - 908 páginas
...by an uncommonly extensive view, which showed us that the inland ice continued to rise towards tho interior, so that the horizon towards the east, north,...ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean. Л journey further (even if one were in я condition to employ weeks for tho purpose — which want... | |
 | Alexander Leslie (of Aberdeen.) - 1879 - 512 páginas
...towards the interior, so that the horizon towards the east, north, and south, v.] THE KETURN JOURNEY. 167 was terminated by an ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean. A journey farther (even if one were in a condition to employ weeks for the purpose — which want of... | |
 | 1883 - 536 páginas
...and that the inland ice constantly continued to ri&e toward the interior, so that the horizon toward the east, north and south, was terminated by an ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean.1'* Dr. Hayes and his party penetrated inward to the distance of about seventy miles. At that... | |
 | Adolphus Washington Greely - 1885 - 554 páginas
...49° W. " The inland ice continued to rise toward the interior," he says, " so that the horizon to the east, north, and south was terminated by an ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean." In 1883 Nordenskiold him. self succeeded in reaching a point eighty miles from the edge of the ice,... | |
 | Henry Woodward - 1874 - 630 páginas
...at which he reached, thirty geographical miles from the coast, he had attained an elevation of 2200 feet, and " that the inland ice continued constantly...ice-border almost as smooth as that of the ocean." (GeoL. MAO. 1872, Vol. IX. p. 360.) Dr. Hayes and his party penetrated inwards to the distance of about... | |
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The walk to it was richly rewarded by an uncommonly extensive view, which showed us that the inland ice continued constantly to rise towards the interior, so that the horizon towards the east, north, and south was terminated by an ice-border almost as... 