 | 1805 - 632 pages
...that observation extends the right of their claim to such an origin, that I can hardly help concluding that most jaspers owe something, in their composition,...necessarily subjected after the universal deluge." , Discovering the ligneous structure in the" pitch, stone, and the semiopal, and ascertaining that... | |
 | 1805 - 634 pages
...that observation extends the right of their claim to such an origin, that I can hardly help concluding that most jaspers owe something, in their composition,...which it was necessarily subjected after the universal deluge.'1 Discovering the ligneous structure in the pitch, stone, and the semi* opal, and ascertaining... | |
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... frequent, indeed ; and so much do I find, that observation extends the right of their claim to such an origin, that I can hardly help concluding that most jaspers owe something, in their composition, to vegetable matter, changed by those processes... 