Ch. 31: Epitome

1 Page 314 ment of these gems, together with others more rightful
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2 Page 315 the " mother-of-Pearl," or nacreous material which lines the
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3 Page 316 to restore his reason, a decoction of Pearls with distilled
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4 Page 309 THE PEARL. The Pearl is well said to be the purest, and lov
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5 Page 310 form the whole volume of the peerless Pearl. The finest Pear
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6 Page 311 away. The putrid molluscs now remained in a mass under
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7 Page 312 is communicable from one pearl to another. Not infrequ
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8 Page 313 substance, the product of morbid functional derangemen
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9 Page 318 from art, but from nature ; the vertue is in the grosse subs
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10 Page 317 The famous feat of Cleopatra in swallowing a Pearl of fabulo
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11 Page 319 after which they form them into troches, and sell 'em for pr
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12 Page 320 Pearl weighs three ounces, has a circumference of four and a
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13 Page 321 few very slight dents; then a coating of the pearly film, mi
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14 Page 322 worn for many years, and the Pearls are losing their l
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15 Page 323 and resembling a xylophone; the other a tarogato, or
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16 Page 323 and resembling a xylophone; the other a tarogato, or
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17 Page 324 of heaven. Again, our Saviour warned His disciples, " Give n
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18 Page 325 value. When acquainted with the history of some such former
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