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... Miles The heights are given provisionally in metres . Swedish mile = lutely correct . But the distances covered by the Lapps have been made according to their own judgment . The kilometres we covered every day , including the numerous ...
... Miles The heights are given provisionally in metres . Swedish mile = lutely correct . But the distances covered by the Lapps have been made according to their own judgment . The kilometres we covered every day , including the numerous ...
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... miles from Saffron Walden , in Essex . Harvey died on the 3rd of June , in the year 1657 , being then in his eightieth year , but the precise place of his death is not known . He fell , full of days and honours , and retained his ...
... miles from Saffron Walden , in Essex . Harvey died on the 3rd of June , in the year 1657 , being then in his eightieth year , but the precise place of his death is not known . He fell , full of days and honours , and retained his ...
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... miles to the north - west of Yakutsk ) , from July , 1882 , to March , 1883 ; and a paper on the settlements of the ... mile wide at this place , and the Zeya 1.3 mile wide , rose as much as 19 feet in a few days , and that the whole ...
... miles to the north - west of Yakutsk ) , from July , 1882 , to March , 1883 ; and a paper on the settlements of the ... mile wide at this place , and the Zeya 1.3 mile wide , rose as much as 19 feet in a few days , and that the whole ...
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... miles long by about three Verlaten and Long , on the west and east respectively . The Trigonometrical Survey of 1868-69 fixed the position of the cone of Krakatoa as 105 ° 26 ' E. long , and 6 ° 8 ' S. lat . Like most of the islands in ...
... miles long by about three Verlaten and Long , on the west and east respectively . The Trigonometrical Survey of 1868-69 fixed the position of the cone of Krakatoa as 105 ° 26 ' E. long , and 6 ° 8 ' S. lat . Like most of the islands in ...
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... miles from the island , and twenty miles farther a second cloud of pumice , which was so thick that a bucket let down into the sea was filled with it before it reached the surface of the water , while the ship , although going at the ...
... miles from the island , and twenty miles farther a second cloud of pumice , which was so thick that a bucket let down into the sea was filled with it before it reached the surface of the water , while the ship , although going at the ...
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