Brief Reporting Notes in Shorthand Or Shorthand Dictation Exercises With Prin
Brief Reporting Notes in Shorthand Or Shorthand Dictation Exercises With Prin
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Concentrated in one spot this latter excess would equal two hundred and eleven cubic miles of water. To give an idea of what such an | amount really means, let us suppose the excess rainfall of 1893 to be collected in a tank with a square base of eight miles a side. Then | if its altitude were that of the snow line of the Himalaya, viz. , seventeen thousand feet, such a tank would barely contain the total volume of excess water which fell over | India during that year. Similarly, if in order to... supply the defect in 1868 we imagine a hose pipe to stretch all the way from the earth to | the moon, of half an acre in section and full of water, it would represent a trifle more than the above defect. If it were required to irrigate the country | with this hose, in order to keep up the supply to the normal during the six months of the monsoon, the water would have to issue from the hose at | the rate of fifty-five miles per hour continuously. Moreover, although such variations, spread over the entire area, reach this gigantic amount, their local effect is relatively much greater, and produces much more disastrous effects in the drv zone inland than near the coast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Concentrated in one spot this latter excess would equal two hundred and eleven cubic miles of water. To give an idea of what such an | amount really means, let us suppose the excess rainfall of 1893 to be collected in a tank with a square base of eight miles a side. Then | if its altitude were that of the snow line of the Himalaya, viz. , seventeen thousand feet, such a tank would barely contain the total volume of excess water which fell over | India during that year. Similarly, if in order to... supply the defect in 1868 we imagine a hose pipe to stretch all the way from the earth to | the moon, of half an acre in section and full of water, it would represent a trifle more than the above defect. If it were required to irrigate the country | with this hose, in order to keep up the supply to the normal during the six months of the monsoon, the water would have to issue from the hose at | the rate of fifty-five miles per hour continuously. Moreover, although such variations, spread over the entire area, reach this gigantic amount, their local effect is relatively much greater, and produces much more disastrous effects in the drv zone inland than near the coast.
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