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IN NATURE, Aug. 14, a paper under this heading concludes thus:—“Colonel George Greenwood, who is, I presume, the same as the former active correspondent about this subject, visited this lake (Lesjeskaugen) last summer, as appears from the entry of his name in the day books. I am not aware that he has since published any opinion, but the lake seems, so far as I can judge, to support his view of the matter.—W. Stanley Jevons.” I sent an account of my visit to Lesjeskaugen Lake to the Geological Magazine in July 1872, but it was not so fortunate as to meet with acceptance from the editor. The following extracts coincide singularly with the opinions of Prof. Stanley Jevons:—
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GREENWOOD, G. Lakes with two Outfalls. Nature 8, 382–383 (1873). https://doi.org/10.1038/008382b0
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