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a
black rock containing nodules of iron were unquestionably im-
perfectly understood.
The hard and dark rock referred to by the
natives meant } unques bly undoubtedly- the dark trap rocks
used in hammering off the small flakes of the metal.
The Wister Meteorite
The Jesup
"
The Marie
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