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The cold weather had come on with the long nights, and the sun had begun to play his ancient game of peekaboo along the southern snow-line ere aught was heard of Malemute Kid's grub-stake.
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The cold weather had come on with the long nights, and the sun had begun to play his ancient game of peekaboo along the southern snow-line ere aught was heard of Malemute Kid's grub-stake.
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The trail grew more rugged; their packs grew heavier; and each day saw the snow-line dropping down the mountains, while freight jumped to sixty cents.
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In the past few years, however, the snow-line has risen 1,500 feet up the mountain.
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The vegetation is characteristically tropical alpine herbs with dwarf shrubs, and occurs above 3,500 meters (m) between the tree-line and the permanent snow-line.
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They pointed out jinn settlements just below the snow-line on the mountain slopes.
Born of Fire JDsg 2006
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They pointed out jinn settlements just below the snow-line on the mountain slopes.
Archive 2006-12-01 JDsg 2006
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Above the snow-line they are frequently hidden by arched-over accumulations of winter snow.
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The snow above the snow-line was too soft for wheeled carriage, and not hard enough for sledge.
No Thoroughfare 2007
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Appennines, for instance, would bring them up to the permanent snow-line and change the character of the entire Italian peninsula.
The Shape of Things to Come Herbert George 2006
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