The Ocean And Its Wonders
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Many of the great valleys of the far north are completely filled up withsolid ice. Observe, we do not say that they are merely covered overwith ice; they are absolutely filled up with it from top to bottom. Those ice-masses are known by the name of glaciers; and they are foundin most of the elevated regions of the Earth, --on the Alps and themountains of Norway, for instance, --but they exist in greater abundanceabout the poles than elsewhere.
Glaciers _never_ melt. They have existed for unknow...n ages, probablysince the world began; and they will, in all likelihood, continue toexist until the world comes to an end, --at least until the presenteconomy of the world terminates. They began with the first fall ofsnow, and as falls of snow during the long winters of the polar regionsare frequent and heavy, the accumulated masses are many feet deep, especially in places where drifts are gathered--sometimes fifteen, twenty, thirty, and even forty feet deep. The summer sun could not meltsuch drifts entirely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of the great valleys of the far north are completely filled up withsolid ice. Observe, we do not say that they are merely covered overwith ice; they are absolutely filled up with it from top to bottom. Those ice-masses are known by the name of glaciers; and they are foundin most of the elevated regions of the Earth, --on the Alps and themountains of Norway, for instance, --but they exist in greater abundanceabout the poles than elsewhere.
Glaciers _never_ melt. They have existed for unknow...n ages, probablysince the world began; and they will, in all likelihood, continue toexist until the world comes to an end, --at least until the presenteconomy of the world terminates. They began with the first fall ofsnow, and as falls of snow during the long winters of the polar regionsare frequent and heavy, the accumulated masses are many feet deep, especially in places where drifts are gathered--sometimes fifteen, twenty, thirty, and even forty feet deep. The summer sun could not meltsuch drifts entirely.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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