You have: probably never seen a volcano in eruption. "It is 'a magnificent spectacle. Where: do all those: torrents of red-hot lava come from? Nobody can tell, except that they come from somewhere down deep in the ea: th. But one thing we know, namely, that eruptions of any"on= volcano are far apart. Between whiles Nature is getting ready for them; she is preparing for the tremendous demonstrate Just so it is with all her processes. In the cold of winter she is arranging the forces which are to make the heat and the harvest of the following summer, and so on, From May, 1890, to Februsry 189. period of twenty-one months. The two will long remain clear in the which was bad enough in y the introduction to something arse. It was like the time of getting ready for a great trouble o come.
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