The wonders of the world : $b a complete museum, descriptive and pictorial, of the wonderful phenomena and results of nature, science and art — John Shaqi
The wonders of the world : $b a complete museum, descriptive and pictorial, of the wonderful phenomena and results of nature, science and artAbbott, John Loraine
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The wonders of the world : $b a complete museum, descriptive and pictorial, of the wonderful phenomena and results of nature, science and art
Abbott, John Loraine
Curiosities and wonders
The Launch of a Packet-Ship 757
Fulton’s First Steamboat 759
An Ocean Steamer 762
Chinese Junks 766
The Banyan-Tree 769
The Reindeer Sledge 772
The Prairie on Fire 775
The Date-Palm 779
The Bamboo-Tree 782
Continental Money 783
The Signal Telegraph 785
The Electro-Magnetic Telegraph 787
Faust taking First Proof from movable types 789
Franklin’s Printing-Press 790
Hoe’s Eight-Cylinder Power Press 792
The India-Rubber Tree 793
The Old Round Tower at Newport 795
Submarine or Diving Armor 796
Manner of working the Diving-Armor 797
Tree House in Caffraria 799
The Camphor-Tree 801
Tree Temple at Matibo in Piedmont 803
Ant-Hills of the White Ant 805
Huts in Kamtschatka 806
Taking a Whale 807
Landing of the Pilgrims 809
Plymouth Rock 810
Early Settlers of New England going to Church 811
THE
=Wonders of the World.=
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MOUNTAINS.
“And lo! the mountains print the distant sky,
And o’er their airy tops faint clouds are driven,
So softly blending that the cheated eye,
Forgets or which is earth, or which is heaven!”—FAY.
“Mountains and all hills—let them praise the name of the Lord, for his
name alone is excellent; his glory is above the earth and
heaven.”—DAVID.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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