Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 361
liquid form ; andof greatest beauty of all minerals in its crystal forms (frost, ice, snow, and hail). JACK FROSTS MINERAL MUSEUM All nature is usually classified into three king-doms—animal, vegetable, and mineral. Thisplaces water among the minerals, and in characterand crystallization it really… … FROST SPEAKS AROUND HOLES IN THE ICE, AND FRINGESON DRIED GRASSES ON THE BROOK BANK. most members of the mineral kingdom a veryhigh temperature is required to convert them into a liquid, and a much higher to change them into agas. The theory of the geologist, who studies theremotest history of the…
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