mud being mud, or whether
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Fig. 1 (detail, through protective tissue; 180º; inverted)
illustrating J(ohn). R(ichard). Sutton. “An Inquiry of the origin of the mud rushes in the De Beer’s Mine, Kimberly; covering the period January 1, 1894, to December 31, 1896.” Transactions of the South African Philosophical Society 9 (1895-7, published 1898) : 54-67
Cornell copy, digitized November 19, 2009
opens to same figure (unobscured), Field Museum of Natural History Library copy, at archive.org
from which these muds —
mud away
mud breaks
mud may
mud without
rush of mud
mud furthermore
mud plenty
mud varies
mud should
mud being
mud, or whether
mud the rain
mud out
out the mud
mud came
mud started
the formation of mud
mud only
make the mud
produce mud
what mud may be
mud in a state of equilibrium
mud will remain
mud in the vicinity
mud below
more mud
mud would
mud-making
mud rushes
mud be advancing
mud were alone responsible
for the mud, there is no apparent reason
tags:
industrial accidents; mud; mud rushes; whether
J. R. Sutton, “An Inquiry of the origin of the mud rushes” (1898)