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Jan 15, 2021 Kareobl Jul 08, 2020 Kareobl Jul 08, 2020 PattyGilson May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 83 53 If we consider a little the Nature of the Metallic Substances, we may soon judge what they will produce, nor can we be mistaken without something [extraordinary?] occurs what sort of an [Infant?] it is, & what kind of [Disposition?] it springs from - Let us take [?], the shale Produce of the red titre just as we find it in the Mine, and it will be of several different appearances, by which we have been able to draw the [?] Conclusions — [?] Ore breaks generally in a sulphorous Pyrite, like [?,?,&?] - therefore it generally takes its Name from them as [?]Pyrite, [?]Pyrite, Vitriol Pyrite & [?]Pyrite - which [?] holds the Metal in its Power, & hides itself in it, drawing its Nourishment & Support from it, & [?]	p. 83 53 If we consider a little the Nature of the Metallic Substances, we may soon judge what they will produce, nor can we be mistaken without something [extraordinary?] occurs what sort of an [Infant?] it is, & what kind of [Disposition?] it springs from - Let us take [?], the shale Produce of the red titre just as we find it in the Mine, and it will be of several different appearances, by which we have been able to draw the [?] Conclusions - [?] Ore breaks generally in a sulphorous Pyrite, like [?,?,&?] - therefore it generally takes its Name from them as [?]Pyrite, [?]Pyrite, [Vitrine?] Pyrite & [?]Pyrite - which [?] holds the Metal in its Power, & hides itself in it, drawing its Nourishment & Support from it, & [?]

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