Volcanoes And Earthquakes
Volcanoes And Earthquakes
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All is again quiet. This is a false eruption, which sometimes takes place two or three times running. But when the phenomenon is seen in all its majesty, jets that rise higher succeed to the bubbles of which I have just spoken, until they reach a height of from eight to ten feet. Then, as in fire- works, when all seems finished, the bouquet all at once comes which fills the observer with admira- tion ; so it is with the Geyser, which, after a few minutes' rest, appears to gather all its strengt...h and by a last effort throws up into the air an immense sheaf of water, the highest point of which gene- rally attains a hundred feet. An enormous mass of white vapour afterwards hovers for some time above this imposing scene. The Geyser, whose fury is abruptly stopped, is again filled slowly and begins to flow afresh like a simple spring. '* A silicious * Voyage en Islande et au Greenland, sur la corvette La Kecherche, commandee par M. Trehouart, public sous la direction de M. Paul Gaimard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All is again quiet. This is a false eruption, which sometimes takes place two or three times running. But when the phenomenon is seen in all its majesty, jets that rise higher succeed to the bubbles of which I have just spoken, until they reach a height of from eight to ten feet. Then, as in fire- works, when all seems finished, the bouquet all at once comes which fills the observer with admira- tion ; so it is with the Geyser, which, after a few minutes' rest, appears to gather all its strengt...h and by a last effort throws up into the air an immense sheaf of water, the highest point of which gene- rally attains a hundred feet. An enormous mass of white vapour afterwards hovers for some time above this imposing scene. The Geyser, whose fury is abruptly stopped, is again filled slowly and begins to flow afresh like a simple spring. '* A silicious * Voyage en Islande et au Greenland, sur la corvette La Kecherche, commandee par M. Trehouart, public sous la direction de M. Paul Gaimard.
6o VOLCANOES AND EARTHQUAKES.
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