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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 10 (September 1867) (1867)

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il 26th, contains an interest- larger specimens. Formerly, a solitary large precious opal, slowly asphyxiated by deprivation of oxygen, in whatever ing article, by Dr. G. B. Halford, on the above subject, from other way the poison may also act, and so f<ir as the or- playing in the red color, was… … appearances are similar to those seen after drowning and carats, and was estimated at 4000 pounds sterling. of one two thousand-eight-hundredth of an inch in breadth, suffocation. I have many reasons for believing that the which, when further magnified, is seen to contain other still From Honduras,…

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