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 1 XIV    |   never yet seen a basaltic formation.~At Stapi I beheld this
 2 XV     |  rocks of dense and massive formation, which in cooling had formed
 3 XV     | arrested in its fall by the formation of the sides of the mountain,
 4 XVI    |  his companions. This solid formation was prudent, but did not
 5 XX     |   in the rocks of the newer formation.~It was evident that we
 6 XX     |     found we were in a coal formation.~“A coal mine!” I cried.~“
 7 XXXII  |    in the first ages of its formation, when, under the action
 8 XXXVIII|     was of much more recent formation; and, agreeing in that with
 9 XXXVIII|    remains in the pleiocene formation had emboldened other geologists
10 XXXVIII|   geologists, the pleiocene formation was in progress.~Such then
11 XXXVIII| intelligence denoted by the formation of the skull. Prognathism