Scottish Geographical Magazine, 10 tomasRoyal Scottish Geographical Society., 1894 |
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... winter consumption they are killed early in the cold season , and are frozen . Turning our backs on Ke - gu , we followed the Tea Road through the midst of numerous nomad tribes . These do not follow the free- booting profession , but ...
... winter consumption they are killed early in the cold season , and are frozen . Turning our backs on Ke - gu , we followed the Tea Road through the midst of numerous nomad tribes . These do not follow the free- booting profession , but ...
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... winters . Early in the season a wintering party should be landed somewhere to the south of Cape Horn - perhaps about ... winter the deep - sea observations should be continued farther to the north , and in the third season the land ...
... winters . Early in the season a wintering party should be landed somewhere to the south of Cape Horn - perhaps about ... winter the deep - sea observations should be continued farther to the north , and in the third season the land ...
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... winter reigns and the snow never melts ; no plant is known to live within the Southern Circle , no living thing roams the snow - clad land , except a few strange birds that build in some compara- tively sheltered spots . To the florist ...
... winter reigns and the snow never melts ; no plant is known to live within the Southern Circle , no living thing roams the snow - clad land , except a few strange birds that build in some compara- tively sheltered spots . To the florist ...
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... winter darkness of the snowy desert . From this point , in about 78 ° S. , he sailed along an icy barrier running westward for 300 miles , the termination of the ice - cap of the great Antarctic continent . In 1842-43 he visited the ...
... winter darkness of the snowy desert . From this point , in about 78 ° S. , he sailed along an icy barrier running westward for 300 miles , the termination of the ice - cap of the great Antarctic continent . In 1842-43 he visited the ...
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... winter , and accordingly endeavoured to struggle through the ice towards it until 4 P.M. , when the utter hopelessness of being able to approach it was manifest to all , the space of fifteen or sixteen miles between it and the ships ...
... winter , and accordingly endeavoured to struggle through the ice towards it until 4 P.M. , when the utter hopelessness of being able to approach it was manifest to all , the space of fifteen or sixteen miles between it and the ships ...
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