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... become very small , it may pass into the real basalt of the ancients ; but can never become a basaltin interspersed with chrysolite or zeolite ; and if the basaltin occur with granite , it must be merely adherent . Keralite may , by ...
... become very small , it may pass into the real basalt of the ancients ; but can never become a basaltin interspersed with chrysolite or zeolite ; and if the basaltin occur with granite , it must be merely adherent . Keralite may , by ...
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... becomes a great black cloud ; at first , slight gleams of light proceed from it ; they soon become more considerable ; in a moment the barometer falls one or two lines ; the thunder rolls , and a torrent of rain pours down in an instant ...
... becomes a great black cloud ; at first , slight gleams of light proceed from it ; they soon become more considerable ; in a moment the barometer falls one or two lines ; the thunder rolls , and a torrent of rain pours down in an instant ...
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... becoming piety ; and Vida's Silk Worm , Chess , and Poetic Art , with becoming taste . Rapin's " Gardens " is a dull ... become sources of income to gentlemen , they require to be liberalized ; and this is especially the service which ...
... becoming piety ; and Vida's Silk Worm , Chess , and Poetic Art , with becoming taste . Rapin's " Gardens " is a dull ... become sources of income to gentlemen , they require to be liberalized ; and this is especially the service which ...
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