Capitolo 6
hopelessly excluded. If the exuberant abundance of animal and vegetable
the life the dams out, in of the measure, from regions that an excess of heat
and first hand of plaster of damp too much prolific, the total absence of them even more
indeed a house prevents him in these. They becomes, therefore, enormous
wastes of dry and sterile sands in which any root can find nourishment,
and of dark stones to that a lichen can also grab on not.
The region of wider and extraordinary rainless on the earth is an enormous
draws that extends through the inside and northern part of Africa, and
the southwestern part of Asia. The Red Sea penetrates in this line
from the south, and so the interruptions the contour and the continuity of his/her form,
without, however, altering, or essentially changing his/her character. It
however it divides him/it, and to the different portions that this division
forms, different names have been given. The Asian portion has called
Desert of Arabia; the African line has received the name of Sahara; while
among these two, in the district of Egypt the sterile region is
simply called the desert_ of _the. The whole line is marked, however,
in everything, with a character that all-pervades: the absence of vegetable,
and, accordingly, of the animal life, on account of the pluvius absence.
The increase of a series of tall mountains in his center, to produce
a precipitation of the damp from the air, would probably transform the
whole of I waste him/it enormous in as green, and fertile, and populous a
region as some on the globe.
[The illustration: Valley Of The Nile]
As it is, any mountains there is such. The whole line is almost level,
and so few raised above of the sea that, to the distance of many
one hundred miles in the inside, earth only rises to the height of a
few one hundred feet above of the surface of the Mediterranean; while in New
The Grenada, unless one hundred miles from the sea, the chain of the
Andeses it rises to the elevations than from ten to fifteen thousand feet. Such
ascended as that of some one hundred feet in in hundreds of miles it would be