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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 18 (November 1872) (1872)

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rare; while two have beenfoundof extraordinary magnitude. Thelargest of these is red at the surface,but bluish gray within. Its generalfigure is that of a isix sided pyramid, and it weighs 312pounds. The smaller crystal is Hi pounds in weight, is aregular hexagonal prism, and has a grayish blue… … Work and Play. Men differ in their opinions in regard to what is work andwhat play. He who through the long summer day swings asledge, pushes a plane, or follows a plow, naturally enoughimagines that having nothing to do is a blissful candition ofaffairs, and that play is a state of rest or…

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