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Geology of the South- East of Dorsetshire. 





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many years, produce considerable alterations, and such as 

 may be directly appreciated by the geologist; for, in propor- 

 tion as the chalk barrier crumbles away, and the fragments 

 are removed by the waves at its base, the flow of the tide will 

 be in some degree altered, and accumulations and removal of 

 sands, now spread along the entrance to Poole harbour, will 

 take place. Some instances will be quoted further on. At 

 present, I will only add, that so violent is the force of water 



