Rambles in Wonderland, Or, Up the Yellowstone
Rambles in Wonderland, Or, Up the Yellowstone
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Near this point, along the river-bank, are a number of chim- ney-like craters, which Dr. Hayden thinks are the remains of extinct geysers. They are full of water, in some of which it is at a high temperature, though not sufficient to produce erup- tions. There are many such craters and springs all through Wonderland, which may have once been active geysers, but are now extinct; while others, though still active, erupt only at long intervals, and have not been discovered yet. It is some- times d...iflScult to distinguish between geysers and inactive springs when the former are not spouting, except by the chan- nels in the shelly strata showing traces of the descending foun- tain as it flows away.
While near the Saw-mill, on our first round, a little incident occurred which is too good to be lost. The surface at this point is perforated with numerous apertures and fissures, some of which, though too small to be readily observed, furnish vents for heated air from the regions below. Before going to the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 112 RAMBLES IN WONDERLAND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near this point, along the river-bank, are a number of chim- ney-like craters, which Dr. Hayden thinks are the remains of extinct geysers. They are full of water, in some of which it is at a high temperature, though not sufficient to produce erup- tions. There are many such craters and springs all through Wonderland, which may have once been active geysers, but are now extinct; while others, though still active, erupt only at long intervals, and have not been discovered yet. It is some- times d...iflScult to distinguish between geysers and inactive springs when the former are not spouting, except by the chan- nels in the shelly strata showing traces of the descending foun- tain as it flows away.
While near the Saw-mill, on our first round, a little incident occurred which is too good to be lost. The surface at this point is perforated with numerous apertures and fissures, some of which, though too small to be readily observed, furnish vents for heated air from the regions below. Before going to the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 112 RAMBLES IN WONDERLAND.
What to read after Rambles in Wonderland, Or, Up the Yellowstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin James Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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