The Boy Geologist : At School And in Camp
The Boy Geologist : At School And in Camp
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Bert and Fred were especially diligent in this work, industriously reading anything they were able to find that bore, either directly or indirectly, on volcanoes. After each day's reading, they would talk over what they had learned in this manner, either while eating their lunch, at recess, or during their walk home.
One day, about a week from the date of the lecture, Bert said: "Fred, I have come across a very odd class of volcanic eruptions. What would you think of a quiet volcanic eruption?'... ' ' A quiet volcanic eruption ! ' ' said Fred laugh- ing. "That is, indeed, an odd class. How can volcanic eruptions be quiet? " "Only by comparison with very noisy or ex- plosive eruptions, ' answered Bert. "Where the lava is not very liquid, it is thrown out from the crater explosively by the sudden formation 104 THE BOY GEOLOGIST of steam, but where the lava is very liquid and the mountain high, as the melted rock slowly rises in the volcanic tube, the pressure against the sides of the mountain becomes so great that the mountain is split or cracked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bert and Fred were especially diligent in this work, industriously reading anything they were able to find that bore, either directly or indirectly, on volcanoes. After each day's reading, they would talk over what they had learned in this manner, either while eating their lunch, at recess, or during their walk home.
One day, about a week from the date of the lecture, Bert said: "Fred, I have come across a very odd class of volcanic eruptions. What would you think of a quiet volcanic eruption?'... ' ' A quiet volcanic eruption ! ' ' said Fred laugh- ing. "That is, indeed, an odd class. How can volcanic eruptions be quiet? " "Only by comparison with very noisy or ex- plosive eruptions, ' answered Bert. "Where the lava is not very liquid, it is thrown out from the crater explosively by the sudden formation 104 THE BOY GEOLOGIST of steam, but where the lava is very liquid and the mountain high, as the melted rock slowly rises in the volcanic tube, the pressure against the sides of the mountain becomes so great that the mountain is split or cracked.
What to read after The Boy Geologist : At School And in Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin J Edwin James Houston to read onlineMoreLess
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