 | Thomas Butler King - 1850 - 50 str.
...Suttersville and the gold mines. These variations in the climate of California account for the various and conflicting opinions and statements respecting it....sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. The division of the year into two distinct seasons — dry and wet —... | |
 | Thomas Butler King - 1850 - 94 str.
...summer is annoyed by the cold winds and fogs, and pronounces the climate intolerable. A few montks will modify, if not banish his dislike, and he will...sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. The division of the year into two distinct seasons — dry and wet —... | |
 | John Frost - 1850 - 558 str.
...day, greater than they have been accustomed to, and, therefore, may complain of it. Those who take tip their residence in the valleys which are situated...which possesses sufficient heat to mature the cereal g(pn,s and edible roots of the temperate zone. " The division of the year into two distinct seasons... | |
 | John Frost - 1851 - 542 str.
...of Bummer, in the middle of the day, greater than they have been accustomed to, and, therefore, may complain of it. Those who take up their residence...sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. " The division of the year into two distinct seasons —dry and wet —... | |
 | James Dunwoody Brownson De Bow - 1852 - 490 str.
...doubt, given rise to the various and conflicting opinions, so generally current. Mr. King well remarks : Those who take up their residence In the valleys,...sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. " The division of the year Into two distinct seasons, wet and dry, Impresses... | |
 | James Dunwoody Brownson De Bow - 1852 - 492 str.
...doubt, given rise to the various and conflicting opinions, so generally current. Mr. King well remarks : Those who take up their residence in the valleys,...between the great plain of the Sacramento and San Joaquín, and the coast range of hills, find the climate, especially in the dry season, as healthful... | |
 | Robert Sears - 1854 - 668 str.
...generally resembles that of Italy, and its characteristics are salubrity and a regulated mildness. A stranger arriving at San Francisco in summer is...sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. The division of the year into two distinct seasons — dry and wet —... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1855 - 908 str.
...climate of California account for the various and conflicting opinions and statements respecting it. winds and fogs, and pronounces the climate intolerable....sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. The division of the year into two distinct seasons— dry and wet —... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1857 - 504 str.
...residence in the valleys which are situated between the great plain of the Sacramento and San Joaquín and the coast range of hills, find the climate, especially...sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. The division of the year into two distinct seasons— dry and wet —... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1858 - 766 str.
...nights cool and invigorating. These variations of the climate of California account for the various and conflicting opinions and statements respecting it....sufficient heat to mature the cereal grains and edible roots of the temperate zone. The division of the year into two distinct seasons, dry and wet, impresses... | |
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A few months will modify if not banish his dislike, and he will not fail to appreciate the beneficial effects of a cool bracing atmosphere. Those who approach California overland, through' the passes of the mountains, find the heat of summer, in the middle... 
