Hertha, zeitschrift für erd-, völker- und staatenkunde, Volumen13In der J.G. Cotta'schen buchhandlung, 1829 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Abend Abulfeda Araber Arequipa Augit Barometer Basalt Bauana bedeckt beiden bekannt Bemerkungen Beobachtungen Berge Bevölkerung bloß Boote Breite Chilouks deſſen dieſe dieß Dorf drei eben Eingebornen einige Einwohner engl ersten Eskimo fand finden findet Fluß Fraser Fuß ganzen Gargnano Gegend gewöhnlich Gipfel Gränze groß großen Guano Hafen Hdhe Herr Herrn Hertha 13ter Band hoch Höhe Hottentotten Illimani Indien Indus Insel iſt Jahre jährlich jezt Kaffern Kanton Kanton Waadt Kapitån Karte kleinen Kolonie konnte Kordillere Kraal Küste Land Landdrost Långe långs läßt lich liegt ließ Maelen Meere Meilen Menge Mittel Mündung muß müſſen Nacht nahe Namen Norden nördlichen Officiere Olivin Orte östlichen Persien Plaß Reise Sand Scheik Schiffe Sees ſehr ſeine seyn ſich ſie ſind Spike Spiße Spize Stadt Strom Stunden südlichen Tage Tambukkis Temperatur Thal Theil Tiefe Torbole Ufer Uitenhagen unsere viel vier Vorgebirge vulkanischen Wagen Waſſer wenig Westen westlichen wieder Wind zwei zwiſchen
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Página 187 - ... wild cherry and thorns, which were covered with a sheet of white and maiden blush blossoms ; large luxuriant vines climbed up almost every tree, hanging in wild festoons from one to another ; flowers of various kinds, primroses, violets, lilies, hyacinths, and others no less lovely though unknown, covered the ground in the richest profusion, and mingled with the soft undergrowth of green herbage. The wind, which, though the sun shone bright, still roared above, could not penetrate the thicket...
Página 186 - ... world, blessed with a happier climate. Spring here claimed and enjoyed her full sway ; the wood, in many places lofty and magnificent, consisted of oak, beech, elm, alder; with thickets of wild cherry and thorns, which were covered with a sheet of white and maiden blush blossoms ; large luxuriant vines climbed up almost every tree, hanging in wild festoons from one to another ; flowers of various kinds, primroses, violets, lilies, hyacinths, and others no less lovely though unknown, covered the...
Página 187 - ... and mingled with the soft undergrowth of green herbage. The wind, which, though the sun shone bright, still roared above, could not penetrate the thicket below, so that the air was calm and delightful. Every step we advanced increased the charms of the landscape ; all that was savage became confined to the summits of the mountains, which might still occasionally be seen overhanging us, rocky, bare, or thinly sprinkled with leafless trees : lower down their sides, wood increased in abundance,...