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1 1,2| specimens of different sorts of minerals, and just said,-~"My friends,
2 1,3|        yet only in the state of minerals, their earthenware in the
3 1,7|       going to attempt with the minerals which nature placed at his
4 2,8|        the animals, plants, and minerals of the island, that is to
5 2,1|     called the most precious of minerals." ~"Yes, the most precious
6 3,8|   abundantly supplied them with minerals, vegetables, animals, and
7 3,9|    burning matter and liquefied minerals fell from the side of the