History of Jerusalem volume 2
History of Jerusalem volume 2
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The Big Gully, in early pioneer days, maintained a sufficient water-flow to propel four saw mills in its short course of about three miles into the Guyanoga Valley. Now, there is not enough water in this rocky ravine in the long summer and early autumn days, of its own supply, to propel a churn.
It requires no deductive reasoning or close analysis of cause and effect to find the origin of these radically changed conditions. The clearing away of the forests has wrought the havoc.
When this entir...e region, including all the summits above Lake Keuka, was under the ice sheet, the torrents of water melting under it first reached the channel of the Susquehanna River, which was originally an earth fissure, and afterwards widened by the furious force of the great rushing waters. As the advancing ice, through many centuries of time, pushed on northward, the outlet system was changed to Lake Ontario, which was likewise a glacier-formed water bed. From the summit level of Lake Keuka the shore line descended rapidly in the wake of the age of ice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Big Gully, in early pioneer days, maintained a sufficient water-flow to propel four saw mills in its short course of about three miles into the Guyanoga Valley. Now, there is not enough water in this rocky ravine in the long summer and early autumn days, of its own supply, to propel a churn.
It requires no deductive reasoning or close analysis of cause and effect to find the origin of these radically changed conditions. The clearing away of the forests has wrought the havoc.
When this entir...e region, including all the summits above Lake Keuka, was under the ice sheet, the torrents of water melting under it first reached the channel of the Susquehanna River, which was originally an earth fissure, and afterwards widened by the furious force of the great rushing waters. As the advancing ice, through many centuries of time, pushed on northward, the outlet system was changed to Lake Ontario, which was likewise a glacier-formed water bed. From the summit level of Lake Keuka the shore line descended rapidly in the wake of the age of ice.
What to read after History of Jerusalem volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miles Avery Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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