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Browne, George Forrest

"Ice-Caves of France and Switzerland"

And of the measurements, too, it is only
fair to say that they were taken for the most part under very
unfavourable circumstances, in dark caves lighted by one, or sometimes
by two candles, with a temperature varying from slightly above to
slightly below the freezing-point, and with no surer foot-hold than that
afforded by slippery slopes of ice and chaotic blocks of stone. In all
cases, errors are due to want of skill, not of honesty; and I hope that
they do not generally lie on the side of exaggeration.
CAMBRIDGE: _June_ 1865.


CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. PAGE
THE GLACIERE OF LA GENOLLIERE, IN THE JURA .............1
CHAPTER II.
THE GLACIERE OF S. GEORGES, IN THE JURA ................19
CHAPTER III.
THE LOWER GLACIERE OF THE PRE DE S. LIVRES, IN
THE JURA ...............................................32
CHAPTER IV.
THE UPPER GLACIERE OF THE PRE DE S. LIVRES .............46
CHAPTER V.
THE GLACIERE OF GRACE-DIEU, OR LA BAUME, NEAR BESANCON,
IN THE VOSGIAN JURA .............................


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