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Page 82
... quantity of fish required for their sup- port , which is thus withdrawn from the food of the inhabitants . Each team of twelve dogs requires daily from fifty to seventy herrings . But if this measure had been adopted , so far from in ...
... quantity of fish required for their sup- port , which is thus withdrawn from the food of the inhabitants . Each team of twelve dogs requires daily from fifty to seventy herrings . But if this measure had been adopted , so far from in ...
Page 94
... quantity of necessaries for the expedi- tion , which he had brought from Jakuzk . He had taken advantage of the slowness of his journey to draw up an exact topographical description of the almost unknown country through which he passed ...
... quantity of necessaries for the expedi- tion , which he had brought from Jakuzk . He had taken advantage of the slowness of his journey to draw up an exact topographical description of the almost unknown country through which he passed ...
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... quantity of heat absorbed in the process of melting keeping down the temperature . This yearly ac- cession from the rivers might be expected gradually to augment the quantity of ice in the Polar Sea ; and such would seem to be the case ...
... quantity of heat absorbed in the process of melting keeping down the temperature . This yearly ac- cession from the rivers might be expected gradually to augment the quantity of ice in the Polar Sea ; and such would seem to be the case ...
Contents
rival of the English Traveller Captain Cochrane The | 87 |
CHAPTER V | 97 |
CHAPTER VI | 114 |
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Aldan animals Aniuj appeared arrived bank Bear Islands bears boat breeze Cape North Cape Schelagskoj coast cold consists continued Cossacks covered cross direction distance district dogs driftwood dymokuries east expedition fathoms feet fire fish formed fresh frozen greater Baranow Rock ground halted hills horses hummocks huts Indigirka inhabitants Irkuzk island Jakuti Jakuzk Jana journey Jukahiri kind Kirensk Kolyma Kosmin Kyber lakes land larch latitude Lena light longitude by reckoning Matiuschkin meridian altitude morning mountains mouth night Nishne Kolymsk noon northern obliged open water Ostrownoje ourselves party passed Pillar Island Polar Sea pood provision-sledges provisions quantity reached reindeer river roubles Russian schamans shelter shore Siberia side skin sledges snow sometimes soon spring Sredne Kolymsk stone-foxes stream Sucharnoje summer temperature tent thick tion train oil travelling tribes Tschuktschi Tundra valley weather wersts farther whole wind winter Wrangell