GLOSSARY.
| Alp | A summer pasture. |
| Arête | The crest of a ridge. Sometimes spoken of as a knife-edge, if very narrow. |
| Bergschrund | A crevasse forming between the snow still clinging to the face of a peak, and that which has broken away from it. |
| Col | A pass between two peaks. |
| Couloir | A gully filled with snow or stones. |
| Grat | The same as arête. |
| Joch | The same as col. |
| Kamm | The same as arête. |
| Moraine | See chapter on glaciers, [page 7]. |
| Moulin | See chapter on glaciers, [page 7]. |
| Névé | See chapter on glaciers, [page 7]. |
| Pitz | An Engadine name for a peak. |
| Schrund | A crevasse. |
| Sérac | A cube of ice, formed by intersecting crevasses where a glacier is very steep. Called thus after a sort of Chamonix cheese, which it is said to resemble. |
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Albula Pass, [20]
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Almer, Ulrich, [42]
Altels, Ice-avalanche of the, [78]