| Greenland - 1855 - 334 pages
...in our country, or like unto loaf-sugar. Where the ice is fixed upon the sea, you see a snow-white brightness in the skies, as if the sun shined ;' for...fire by night is ; but at a distance you see the air blew or blackish : where there is many small ice-fields, that are as meadows for the seales, you sec... | |
| John Livingston Lowes - Imagination - 1927 - 694 pages
...And in his chapter 'Of the Ice' he adds: 'where the Ice is fixed upon the Sea, you see a snow-white brightness in the Skies, as if the Sun shined, for...reflected by the Air, just as a Fire by Night is; but . . . where there is many small Ice-fields, that are as the Meadows for the Scales, you see no lustre... | |
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