and some words were altogether lost
*
back cover (rotated 90ºccw, center detail)
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 37 (January to December, 1898)
Stanford copy, no date of digitization
same copy, same scan archive.org
from which —
covered with spines 13
almost entirely covered by the last 14
almost entirely covered 15
punctate and covered with black or brown dots 15
covered with spines 17
each covered with a 50
hole in the ground and cover 56
are told to lie down and keep still, and are covered with rugs, bushes or grass 59-60
their heads being still covered 60
to remove the covering or look about 60
the women are now told to lie down, and are covered with bushes 64
one is above the other and they are covered 130
claimed that the ice which covered 84
the waters that covered the earth 110
covered with lava sheets thousands of square miles in extent 127
The bituminous matter is found equally in the calcareous rock and the molasses that covers it 134 *
covered with 140
cover well-nigh 163
it covers an area about 179
with covered words, in a letter 226
omits the reference to the “covered words” (bedecketen worten)
and reads 226
cover of a book,
the edges were cut off,
and some words were altogether lost 249
and other rivers, thus covering all the country 331
immense extent of country covered by 331
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* S. F. Peckham. “The Genesis of Bitumens, as Related to Chemical Geology.” 108-139
tags:
asphalt; bitumen; cover; too much sepia and leather of late; lost; scratches; worten
S. F. Peckham