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THE TURQUOISE.
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the boughs arched overhead, and showed the sunlight flashing in the beautiful perspective ; through dewy fern from which the startled hares leaped up, and fled at his approach ; by mantled pools, and fallen trees, and down in hollow places, rustling among last year's leaves, whose scent woke memories of the past, the placid Pecksniff strolled. By meadow gates, and hedges fragrant with wild roses ; and by thatched-roofed cottages, whose inmates humbly bow'd before him, as a man both good, and wise, the worthy Pecksniff walked, in tranquil meditation. The bee passed onward, humming of the work he had to do ; the idle gnats, for ever going round and round in one contracting, and expanding ring, yet always going on as fast as he, danced merrily before him ; the colour of the long grass came and went, as if the light clouds made it timid as they floated through the distant air. The birds,—so many Pecksniff consciences,—sang gaily upon every branch ; and Mr. Pecksniff paid
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homage to the day, carolling as he went so sweetly, and with so much innocence, that he only wanted feathers and wings to be a bird."
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Fernie. Precious Stones in Curative Wear
Contents & Preface
Ch. 1
: Introduction
Ch. 2
: Precious Stones
Ch. 3
: Diamond
Ch. 4
: Sapphire
Ch. 5
: Emerald
Ch. 6
: Ruby
Ch. 7
: Garnets
Ch. 8
: Topaz
Ch. 9
: Jasper
Ch. 10
: Opal
Ch. 11
: Turquoise
Ch. 12
: Summary Gemstone Lore
Ch. 13
: Coral
Ch. 14
: Pearl
Ch. 15
: Onyx
Ch. 16
: Loadstone
Ch. 17
: Moonstone
Ch. 18
: Toadstone
Ch. 19
: Eagle Stone
Ch. 20
: Jet
Ch. 21
: Adder Stone
Ch. 22
: Epitome
Ch. 23
: Noble Metals
Ch. 24
: Gold
Ch. 25
: Silver
Ch. 26
: Platinum
Ch. 27
: Noble Metals
Ch. 28
: Lead
Ch. 29
: Tin
Ch. 30
: Iron and Zinc
Ch. 31
: Epitome
Ch. 32
: Index
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ment of these gems, together with others more rightful
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the " mother-of-Pearl," or nacreous material which lines the
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to restore his reason, a decoction of Pearls with distilled
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THE PEARL. The Pearl is well said to be the purest, and lov
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form the whole volume of the peerless Pearl. The finest Pear
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away. The putrid molluscs now remained in a mass under
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is communicable from one pearl to another. Not infrequ
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substance, the product of morbid functional derangemen
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from art, but from nature ; the vertue is in the grosse subs
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The famous feat of Cleopatra in swallowing a Pearl of fabulo
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after which they form them into troches, and sell 'em for pr
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Pearl weighs three ounces, has a circumference of four and a
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few very slight dents; then a coating of the pearly film, mi
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worn for many years, and the Pearls are losing their l
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and resembling a xylophone; the other a tarogato, or
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and resembling a xylophone; the other a tarogato, or
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of heaven. Again, our Saviour warned His disciples, " Give n
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