456 T. Qoan on Kilauea and Mauna Loa. 
clouds of smoke, which the fitful wind began to drive upon me. 
margin of the pit. : es 
he immense quantities of lava which came from this pit by 
not all thrown over the upper rim. After this rim had been raised, 
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action is unequal, sometimes throwing up brilliant jets, and see 
i verns. It ha 
me thirty-five or forty miles from Kilauea, and about ie 
feet above it in altitude, how is it that we can see no sympathy 
that proves a subterranean connection 
the people have removed from the shore and built half a mile to 
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they cultivated vegetables and grazed their horses. The de 
of that little cataclysm is s 
