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wise have been mentioned that , near Houdon , Nantes , and Indret , hornblend occurs in very extensive beds , of greater or less thickness ; and that those portions of them which are washed by the Loire are of a bright blue colour ...
wise have been mentioned that , near Houdon , Nantes , and Indret , hornblend occurs in very extensive beds , of greater or less thickness ; and that those portions of them which are washed by the Loire are of a bright blue colour ...
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... hornblend , or Wernerite : felspar with quartz , or Lehmanite ; quartz with hornblend , or Henkelite ; and the Mingled , which implies any of the preceding , with the addition of schorl , garnets , or other parasitical stones . When Mr ...
... hornblend , or Wernerite : felspar with quartz , or Lehmanite ; quartz with hornblend , or Henkelite ; and the Mingled , which implies any of the preceding , with the addition of schorl , garnets , or other parasitical stones . When Mr ...
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... hornblend , of quartz and hornblend , and of felspar . Besides its legitimate ingredients , it sometimes presents crystals of hornblend , calcareous spar , pyrites , and titanium . The twelve hills , which lie immediately over the ...
... hornblend , of quartz and hornblend , and of felspar . Besides its legitimate ingredients , it sometimes presents crystals of hornblend , calcareous spar , pyrites , and titanium . The twelve hills , which lie immediately over the ...
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