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45602	Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc, comte de	Buffon's Natural History, Volume 02 (of 10) Containing a Theory of the Earth, a General History of Man, of the Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Mineral, &c. &c			.txt	text/plain	71047	2201	60	frequently by small straits; it forms mediterranean seas, some of which inclined to look on it not as a sea, but as a great lake formed by the The Black Sea in fact receives more water from rivers than the sea has often inundated lands and formed saline lakes therein, like land, and leaving water in the lowest places may have formed lakes, currents caused by the winds, but directed by the form of the coasts towards the sea, all its water may follow the current of air, and form Water, as has been observed, has produced mountains and formed most the ancient strata which are formed under the waters of the sea. contain sea-shells, have been formed by the sediments of the waters, "The sea may form hills and mountains in many different manners; mountains, formed under the water by the sediment of the sea, the	./cache/45602.txt	./txt/45602.txt