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Page 289
... various shapes , but mostly dome ; and the valances ( in some of which small looking - glasses were inserted ) fantastically scalloped and fringed ; from the fronts of some , the proboscis and small teeth of elephants projected , and a ...
... various shapes , but mostly dome ; and the valances ( in some of which small looking - glasses were inserted ) fantastically scalloped and fringed ; from the fronts of some , the proboscis and small teeth of elephants projected , and a ...
Page 377
... various useful minerals are associated with certain rocks , above or below which they never occur in any considerable quantity ; and that various metallic minerals have also their peculiar repositories , out of which any search for them ...
... various useful minerals are associated with certain rocks , above or below which they never occur in any considerable quantity ; and that various metallic minerals have also their peculiar repositories , out of which any search for them ...
Page 384
... various opinions of preceding writers on these in- teresting subjects of inquiry ; and then , if we understand him rightly , he inclines to the opinion that the present in- equalities of the surface , the forms of mountains , and the ...
... various opinions of preceding writers on these in- teresting subjects of inquiry ; and then , if we understand him rightly , he inclines to the opinion that the present in- equalities of the surface , the forms of mountains , and the ...
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