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 1 V      |     and to do that which other geologists have never done he would
 2 VI     |      divulged, a whole army of geologists would be ready to rush into
 3 VI     | adopted by other distinguished geologists, that the interior of the
 4 VI     |       various hypotheses among geologists; there is no proof at all
 5 XXII   |       increasing distinctness. Geologists consider this primitive
 6 XXIV   |      of the granite, called by geologists a ‘fault,’ and caused by
 7 XXXVIII|    trial of a jawbone.’ To the geologists of the United Kingdom, who
 8 XXXVIII|     with the great body of the geologists, had maintained his ground,
 9 XXXVIII| formation had emboldened other geologists to refer back the human
10 XXXVIII|        ago, when, according to geologists, the pleiocene formation
11 XXXVIII|  post-tertiary system. Eminent geologists have denied his existence,