...mineral debris, which they deposit on reaching the plains and valleys ; thus fertile soils are formed. " As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle,...and the present beaches could never have ground down such masses. But, on the other hand, when listening to the rattling noise of these torrents, and calling...

...often as I have scon beds of mud, sand, sliingle accumulated to the thickness of many thousand feet, 1 have felt inclined to exclaim that causes, such as...beaches, could never have ground down and produced such an effect. But, on the other hand, when listening to the rattling noise of these torrents, and calling...

...extraordinary manner into small angular fragments :" and again, " as often as I have seen beds of marl, sand, and shingle accumulated to the thickness of...and the present beaches could never have ground down such masses. But, on the other hand, when listening to the rattling noise of these torrents, and calling...

...fluviatile deposit is very considerable, and in many situations, forms most valuable arable soil. " As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle,...the present beaches, could never have ground down such masses. But, on the other hand, when listening to the rattling noise of these torrents, and calling...

...conveys an idea not more definite than the savage implies when he points to the hairs of his head. As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle...have felt inclined to exclaim that causes, such as existing rivers and beaches, could never have ground down and produced such masses. But on the other...

...idea, not more definite than .the savage implies when he points to the hairs of his head. As often as 1 have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle, accumulated...never have ground down and produced such masses. But, oil the other hand, when listening to the rattling noise of these torrents, and calling to mind that...

...conveys an idea, not more definite than the savage implies when he points to the hairs of his head. As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle,...causes, such as the present rivers and the present lieaches, could never have ground down and produced such masses. But, on the other hand, when listening...

...by a cause repeated so often, that the multiplier itself ceases to convey any . . . definite idea. As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle,...the present beaches, could never have ground down such masses. But, on the other hand, when listening to the rattling noise of these torrents, and calling...

...conveys an idea, not more definite than the savage implies when he points to the hairs of his head. As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle,...masses. But, on the other hand, when listening to the ratding noise of these torrents, and calling to mind that whole races of animals have passed away from...

...conveys an idea, not more definite than the savage implies when he points to the hairs of his head. As often as I have seen beds of mud, sand, and shingle, accumulated to thickness of many thousand feet, I have felt inclined to exclaim that causes, such as the present rivers...