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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 5 (1901) (1901)

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mass in the Yosemite Valley resembles of the dies can be placed in position in the plunger a wall of crystals growing out of the earth; yet they The Giant’s Causeway has a rival in the basaltic and used in conjunction with the corresponding notch are undoubtedly a result in past ages of impeded… … the surface, where it has cooled trip. It is located on the middle into the peculiar five or six-sided fork of the San Joaquin River, in shape. In almost every instance strange contrast to a rich green these deposits are inaccessible or meadow above it. Near by lava dificult to approach, but the…

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