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...places more than one third above the Peak of Teneriffe, the highest land in the antient hemisphere. Hie Andes may literally be said to hide their heads in the clouds ; the storms often oil and the thunder bursts below their summits. which. AMERICA. S^. which, though exposed to the rays...

...in different places more than one third-above the Peak of Teuerifte, the highest land in the anticnt hemisphere. The Andes may literally' 'be said to hide...their heads in the clouds ; the storms often roll aud the thunder bursts below their summits t- . which; which, though exposed to the ray.s of the sun...

...different places more than one third-above tllc Peak of Tenerifte, the highest land in the antient hemisphere. The Andes may literally be said to hide their heads in the clouds ; the storms often •oil and the thunder .bursts below their summits, which, though exposed to the rays of the sun in...

...extent than ** elevation, rises in different places more than one third above the Pike of Teneriffe, the highest land in the ancient hemisphere. The Andes...the torrid zone. are covered with everlasting snows *. From these lofty mountains descend rivers propor. tionably large, with which the streams in the...

...The An les may literally be said to hide their hca^ls in the clouds : the storms often roll, and tin thunder bursts below their summits, which, though exposed to the rays of lh< sun in the tomd zone, are covered with everlasting snow. From experiments made with я barometer...

...for extent than elevation, rises in different places more than one-third above the Peak of Teneriffe, the highest land in the ancient hemisphere. The Andes...clouds ; the storms often roll, and the thunder bursts beloy their summits, which, though exposed to the rays of the sun in BOOK the centre of the torrid...

...for extent than elevation, rises in different places more than one third above the Pike of Tenerifle, the highest land in the ancient hemisphere. The Andes may literally be said to bide their heads in the clouds ; the storms often roll, and the thunder bursts below their summils,...

...said to hide their heads in the clonds ; the storms often roll, and the thunder bursts below th«ir summits, which, though exposed to the rays of the sun in the centre of tfc* torrid zone, are covered with everlasting snows." Some of these mountains, which appear to have...

...elevation, rises B oo K in different places more than one-third above i_ _^-_> the Pike of Teneriffe, the highest land in the ancient hemisphere. The Andes...torrid zone, are covered with everlasting snows." . . • i rivers, FROM these lofty mountains descend rivers, proportionably large, with which the streams...