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 1 Pre  |           of Mr. Cameron of H. M. Geological Survey, has ventured to
 2 X    |          where I mean to begin my geological studies, there on that Seffel —
 3 XV   | constructed for myself a complete geological account of Iceland.~This
 4 XIX  |                      CHAPTER XIX.~GEOLOGICAL STUDIES IN SITU~Next day,
 5 XIX  |    observations to myself. But my geological instinct was stronger than
 6 XX   |     losing myself in the midst of geological contemplations. The temperature
 7 XXVII|           a struggling denizen of geological ‘faults,’ crying, shouting,
 8 XXX  |          could not tell upon what geological theory to account for the
 9 XXX  |        animals belonged to a late geological period, the Pliocene, just
10 XXX  |          No doubt; and there is a geological explanation of the fact.
11 XXXIX|        ape or baboon of the early geological ages, some protopitheca,
12 XLII |          could hear him murmuring geological terms. I could understand
13 XLII |           interested in this last geological study.~“Eruptive granite,”