10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARLITIC»
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marlitic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
marlitic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
clay sandy clay marlitic day alternation of sand/ sandstone and clay clayey
sandstone sandstone marlitic sandstone silty sandstone alternation of sandstone
and marls tone "HI LcDCuu-l lU-ll DEFTH rm> LfTHOLOOT WELL: . .M|.,(l,-i .]•.□.
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The Westinghouse Code ...
07240 Marlitic . . 07241 Marlota . . 07242 Marlow. . . 07243 Marlpit . . 07244
Marlslag . . 07245 Marlstone . 07246 Marltotet . 07247 Marmaglia 07248
Marmaille . 07249 Marmalet . 07250 Marmaric . 07251 Marmarige 07252
Marmatite 07253 ...
Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburg, Pa, 1902
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Telegraphic Code to Insure Privacy and Secrecy in the ...
... Marline Or you (or your) 07911 Marlitic Or they (or their) 07912 Marlpit Or it (or
its) 07913 Marlstone Or some 07914 Marmalade Or the > 07915 Marmora ted Or
else 07916 Marmorean Oral+ly 07917 Marmoset Orange, N. J 07918 Maronites ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
MARLITIC, mdr-lit'ik, a. Partaking of the qualities of marlite. Manu'rr, mdrl'pit,s. A
pit from which marl is dug. MAIKLSTONE, mdrl'stone, r. In Geology, the sandy,
calcareous, and irony strata, which divide the upper from the lower lies clays, ...
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
A variety of marl. Marlitic, nvrr-lit'ik, a. Partaking of the qualities of marlite. Marlfii,
mdrl'pit, □: A pit from which marl is dug. Marlstowe, mdrl'stone, a. In Geology, tho
sandy, calcareous, and irony strata, which divide the upper from tho lower lias ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... pi. marling Mareschal marched marlaceous marshaled, or marching marlier
marshalled marcher marliest marshaling, or Marchioness marlite marshalling
Mare marlitic marshaler, or Marechal marly marshaller Margarate Marline marsh
alsea ...
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The Standard-phonographic Dictionary
... Mer-Len. Mari.ined, màr'lind, Мег-Lend. Marline-spike, mariin-splk, Mer-Len-
8pee-Kay. Marling, màrllng, n, Mer-Lay-Ing; prp (of Marl and Marline), Mer-Lay: '
ing', or Meriting'. See Marl and Marlin*. Mar litb, màrl-It, Mer-Let. Marlitic, marlit-ik.
Andrew Jackson Graham, 1862
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The Telegram Code, Consisting of Nearly 56,000 Good ...
... 1750 Marfado 71 Marimbar 96 Marksman 21 2000 Marfim 72 Marinade 97
Markung 22 2250 Marfuz 73 Marin elo 98 Marlitic 23 2500 Marga 74 Mariner 99
Marl tau 24 3000 Margaric 75 Marioli 27700 Marmayo 25 * As per tables Quantity
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The American Journal of Science
I collected some of the gravel, and it proved to be composed chiefly of fragments
of granite, jasper, limestone slate,. r, level of the road, s, smoothed surface of the
rocks, m, marlitic rocks, d, diluvium. 4, dark colored silt. * It is of a deep black and
...
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A New Pocket-dictionary of the English and Dutch Languages
Marlitic, adj. van etinketcen. Marly, adj. mergelig. Marmalade, я. kwesap, п.
Marmorated,n(íj. met mariner bedekt, M armoration , e. beleggen met mar mer, n.
Marmorean, adj. mnrmeren. Marmoset, я. anpje, u. Marmot, s. bergrot, m. marmot,
f.
