...when fuddenly the air, which had been till then ferene and mild, became cold and piercing, and fnow began to fall, notwithstanding which, they proceeded,...rocky part of the hill, which lay before them at a fmall diftance. This perfeverance was rewarded by finding a great variety of plants entirely unknown...

...been till then ferene and mild, became cold and piercing, and fnow began to fall ; Xotwithitanding which they proceeded, in expectation of reaching the rocky part of the hill, which lay before them at fome diftance. This perfeverance was rewardedy by their finding a great variety of plants entirely...

...that it was three o'clock in the afternoon before they could ascend a mountain of moderate height ; when suddenly the air, which had been till then serene...expectation of reaching the rocky part of the hill, that lay before them at a small distance. Their perseverance, indeed, was rewarded by their finding...

...that it was three o'clock in the afternoon before they could ascend a mountain of moderate height ; -when suddenly the air, which had been till then serene...they proceeded, in expectation of reaching the rocky [tart of the hill, that lay before them at a small distance. Their perseverance, indeed, was rewarded...

...that it was three o-clock in the afternoon before they could ascend a mountain of moderate height; when suddenly the air, which had been till then serene...expectation of reaching the rocky part of the hill, that lay before them at a small distance. Their perseverance, indeed, was rewarded by their finding...