Comparative Geography
Comparative Geography
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It widens the whole river bed toward one side, and not to- ward both ; and so streams which traverse great plains, like the great Hungarian one, for instance, do not now run through the middle, but course along at the base of the marginal bluffs. In all such cases, it will be found that the channel hugs the boldest side of the bed. All the four Carpathian rivers, as they wind out between the main range and the subordinate ranges, have their steep- est shore, not on the side of the loftiest, but... on the side of the boldest mountains, and these are the ones of the subordinate range. So, in the plains which lie between the Swiss Alps and the Jura, the bold sides of the river bed lie on the side of the bolder though less important chain, and not on the side of the Alpine meadows. The 160 OOMPAJtATTYB OSOORAPHT.
bold banke of the Ebro are not on the side of the Pyre* nees and their plains, but on the sonth side. All the streams of South^«nd Middle Russia have, therefore, on the east side, thei^low banks, on the west the bold ones; and this, because the most eztensire plains lie on the eastern side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It widens the whole river bed toward one side, and not to- ward both ; and so streams which traverse great plains, like the great Hungarian one, for instance, do not now run through the middle, but course along at the base of the marginal bluffs. In all such cases, it will be found that the channel hugs the boldest side of the bed. All the four Carpathian rivers, as they wind out between the main range and the subordinate ranges, have their steep- est shore, not on the side of the loftiest, but... on the side of the boldest mountains, and these are the ones of the subordinate range. So, in the plains which lie between the Swiss Alps and the Jura, the bold sides of the river bed lie on the side of the bolder though less important chain, and not on the side of the Alpine meadows. The 160 OOMPAJtATTYB OSOORAPHT.
bold banke of the Ebro are not on the side of the Pyre* nees and their plains, but on the sonth side. All the streams of South^«nd Middle Russia have, therefore, on the east side, thei^low banks, on the west the bold ones; and this, because the most eztensire plains lie on the eastern side.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Leonard Gage to read onlineMoreLess
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