quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
in the case of	22
the surface of the	14
as it is called	11
the specific gravity of	11
the weight of the	10
in the form of	10
in the united states	10
anne hath a way	9
when the stone is	8
of some of the	8
she hath a way	8
a specific gravity of	8
at right angles to	8
the case of the	7
two gentlemen of verona	7
taming of the shrew	7
the unit of weight	7
is due to the	7
it will be seen	7
the table of the	7
to the presence of	7
the shape of a	7
the value of the	7
at the same time	7
it is necessary to	7
the fact that the	7
stones whose specific gravity	6
the color of the	6
under the influence of	6
by the use of	6
the case of a	6
of the corundum gems	6
the shape of the	6
merry wives of windsor	6
in such a case	6
the same specific gravity	6
the value of pearls	6
the form of a	6
tests of precious stones	6
the back of the	6
due to the presence	6
by means of a	6
seen in the trade	5
olivine in the trade	5
in use for precious	5
specific gravity lies between	5
precious stones mentioned in	5
will be seen that	5
the refractive index of	5
the character of the	5
the naming of precious	5
is one of the	5
of the same colour	5
precious stones are cut	5
one of the most	5
weight of the stone	5
handbook of precious stones	5
to that of the	5
of a precious stone	5
as well as the	5
a handbook of precious	5
of the united states	5
of the rough material	5
the top of the	5
naming of precious stones	5
stones of the same	5
cutting of precious stones	5
of the first folio	5
the surface of a	5
use for precious stones	5
diamonds and precious stones	5
it crystallises in the	5
that it is a	5
stones mentioned in the	5
shakespeare and precious stones	5
whose specific gravity lies	5
the edges of the	5
on the other hand	5
as we saw in	5
book of precious stones	5
the use of a	4
all of which are	4
are said to have	4
has already been said	4
are said to be	4
the colour of the	4
and tests of precious	4
to be confused with	4
a form of zircon	4
on the side of	4
the new york public	4
of the occurrence of	4
the surfaces of the	4
we saw in lesson	4
in passing through the	4
the red of the	4
in this case the	4
and other precious stones	4
the manner in which	4
called olivine in the	4
the value of a	4
a knowledge of the	4
one or more of	4
which the stone is	4
of the scientific stones	4
appears to have been	4
origin of precious stones	4
the action of the	4
of each of the	4
of precious stones and	4
as in the case	4
the nature of the	4
colour of the stone	4
with the exception of	4
how rough precious stones	4
a study of the	4
the first folio of	4
back of the stone	4
is interesting to note	4
mines of south africa	4
from the fact that	4
in the last chapter	4
of weight in use	4
may be made use	4
as you like it	4
what is meant by	4
of the stone to	4
in the naming of	4
has a specific gravity	4
in some of the	4
rough precious stones are	4
magnetic and electric influences	4
diamond mines of south	4
so as to produce	4
the case may be	4
upon the surface of	4
as we have seen	4
gems and precious stones	4
by the action of	4
a small portion of	4
be made use of	4
of the stone and	4
it is interesting to	4
it will be noted	4
new york public library	4
be said to be	4
a part of the	4
the hardness of the	4
unit of weight in	4
is said to be	4
much ado about nothing	4
a considerable number of	4
said to have been	4
whether a stone is	4
in addition to the	4
the doubling of the	4
that the material is	4
the diamond mines of	4
as the case may	4
of most of the	4
some of the tests	4
weight in use for	4
two images of the	4
the side of the	4
of the stone is	4
have been found in	4
is usually of a	4
of its crystalline structure	4
will be found in	4
one or the other	3
of paled pearls and	3
be confused with change	3
of the light that	3
not as yet been	3
a doublet or a	3
paled pearls and rubies	3
the magic of jewels	3
in the shape of	3
an example of this	3
the influence of heat	3
to the hardness of	3
of natural corundum gems	3
the stones in the	3
in the trade as	3
study of precious stones	3
it is difficult to	3
the action of light	3
if the material is	3
the cutting of precious	3
right angles to the	3
and of beaded jet	3
surface of the rough	3
lore of precious stones	3
of weight in water	3
in the first folio	3
gems and gem minerals	3
as is well known	3
would be likely to	3
pearls and rubies red	3
refractive index of the	3
or see a handbook	3
their sickly radiance do	3
as an example of	3
the adoption of the	3
of known specific gravity	3
this is called the	3
decimal system of subdivision	3
of colour and opalescence	3
as well as to	3
it is seen that	3
is more precious than	3
to the action of	3
the optical properties of	3
of the finished stone	3
sights their sickly radiance	3
precious stones in the	3
the spectra will be	3
and size of the	3
and precious stones of	3
the appearance of the	3
stone has its own	3
the plane of the	3
with a table diamond	3
the curious lore of	3
loss of weight in	3
by the fact that	3
is known as the	3
magic of jewels and	3
a precious stone is	3
in the plays of	3
as is the case	3
is a form of	3
we may now consider	3
the great cullinan diamond	3
as to produce a	3
of the precious stones	3
believed to have been	3
are more or less	3
must of course be	3
of precious stones in	3
a ray of light	3
of the color of	3
may be said to	3
and rubies red as	3
equal to that of	3
the luster of a	3
the rough material is	3
is the case with	3
with more or less	3
in the poems of	3
for a long time	3
to be found in	3
the duke of devonshire	3
the fineness of the	3
of the arts and	3
of all precious stones	3
the outside of the	3
in the lesson on	3
as well as by	3
the decimal system of	3
some of the stones	3
was said in lesson	3
hued sapphire and the	3
will be found to	3
it may be said	3
of many of the	3
edges of the rear	3
the chrysolite of the	3
the occurrence of diamond	3
never equal to that	3
are usually found in	3
specific gravity of a	3
stone is or is	3
to distinguish it from	3
and a few others	3
the specific gravity number	3
in the way of	3
is a silicate of	3
it is safer to	3
as seen from the	3
what constitutes good make	3
and those of the	3
and some of the	3
be brought about by	3
defects of natural corundum	3
the portion below the	3
sickly radiance do amend	3
that most of the	3
the stone must be	3
whose fresh regard weak	3
the two lateral axes	3
of them are equal	3
stones are found in	3
should be reserved for	3
confused with change of	3
as has already been	3
theory of the brilliant	3
and at the same	3
the stones will be	3
of the same specific	3
at end of histories	3
a specific gravity bottle	3
occurrence of precious stones	3
imitations of precious stones	3
the stars of africa	3
regard weak sights their	3
variety is called the	3
of the girdle is	3
the most costly of	3
the methods by which	3
the light that enters	3
the stone is then	3
of the stone in	3
called the stars of	3
angles to each other	3
see a handbook of	3
on account of their	3
of the two varieties	3
any of the other	3
we have here a	3
is frequently the case	3
if we take a	3
comes mainly from ceylon	3
in one direction and	3
in order to be	3
the number of layers	3
is placed in the	3
in the first place	3
equal in hardness to	3
the bases of the	3
we will next consider	3
has not as yet	3
this has been done	3
may be used to	3
but it is a	3
in which it is	3
rubies red as blood	3
the cutting and polishing	3
curious lore of precious	3
of the back facets	3
for precious stones and	3
direction of single refraction	3
be gathered from the	3
plane of the girdle	3
from the top surface	3
the olivine of the	3
stones are usually found	3
in whose fresh regard	3
as the process is	3
formation of precious stones	3
have the specific gravity	3
interesting to note that	3
portion below the girdle	3
specific gravity of the	3
fresh regard weak sights	3
will isolate the stones	3
stones of north america	3
in the possession of	3
come on the market	3
the sides of the	3
is parallel to the	3
the precious stones of	3
history of precious stones	3
the light that falls	3
which is a form	3
seems to have been	3
will be found that	3
the specific gravity is	3
top of the stone	3
light that falls upon	3
one of the chief	3
singly or doubly refracting	3
that known as the	3
the angle at which	3
there seems to be	3
stones other than diamond	3
of the diamond mines	3
of any of the	3
the stone to be	3
cut so that the	3
the most common of	3
in the reign of	3
in which they are	3
of hardness of the	3
with change of colour	3
by the same means	3
a small crystal of	3
all the corundum gems	3
she is more precious	3
of the stone as	3
the holder is then	3
is of the same	3
the temperature of the	3
the substance of the	3
precious stones of north	3
is or is not	3
top surface of the	3
that it does not	3
the top surface of	3
in some cases the	3
scientific rubies and sapphires	3
of distinguishing precious stones	3
i gave the ring	3
by means of which	3
table of the stone	3
as was said in	3
the plays of shakespeare	3
was the case with	3
of the stone being	3
the opal blend with	3
as its name implies	3
olivine of the trade	3
more precious than rubies	3
sapphire and the opal	3
it is a very	3
edges of the facets	3
the study of precious	3
may be applied to	3
opal blend with objects	3
of jewels and charms	3
are sold by the	3
will be noted that	3
of the rear facets	3
is not to be	3
attacked by a file	3
have the appearance of	3
of the softer materials	3
the axis of the	3
as well as of	3
those who wish to	3
doublet or a triplet	3
than those of the	3
of balances and the	3
the price per carat	3
pearls and parts thereof	3
engraved by martin droeshout	3
is shown by the	3
not to be confused	3
the stone in water	3
blend with objects manifold	3
seen at once that	3
to the naked eye	3
mentioned in the plays	3
study of the factors	3
it will therefore be	3
it should be said	3
above a thousand ships	3
right angles to each	3
singly refracting and hence	3
when of a fine	3
lack variety of color	3
of the emerald that	3
a variety of chalcedony	3
in the examination of	3
seen through the table	3
the use of the	3
it is found that	3
of the same kind	3
weak sights their sickly	3
properties and tests of	3
appear on the card	3
it is found in	3
the origin of precious	3
up and down the	3
and the opal blend	3
such as the opal	3
charged with diamond dust	3
it is mostly found	3
per centum ad valorem	3
the top and the	2
or oxide of aluminium	2
on the part of	2
the girdle is called	2
surface of a pearl	2
stones are corundum gems	2
stone with a lens	2
so that the stone	2
the exception of the	2
most costly of all	2
this separation of light	2
as a skate slips	2
will be totally reflected	2
many of them are	2
as compared with the	2
for use in the	2
of corundum gems of	2
factors that govern their	2
these are called asteriated	2
table of specific gravities	2
change of colour and	2
a pearl in every	2
no one would be	2
is a variety of	2
will do very well	2
of the tests of	2
an important constituent of	2
of the nephrite variety	2
distinguish it from the	2
by means of the	2
understood that in the	2
to the basal plane	2
of the above minerals	2
died on april of	2
a ready means of	2
will be well to	2
to see if a	2
first in value among	2
to the color of	2
favours from a maund	2
out and out imitations	2
a test of the	2
specific gravity varies from	2
one entire and perfect	2
sloping surface of the	2
or is not a	2
knowledge of the poet	2
now come to a	2
is very desirable that	2
student who wishes to	2
many of the older	2
it was to be	2
as far back as	2
after a few years	2
stone is held in	2
does not follow that	2
like volume of water	2
color of the material	2
different specimens of the	2
to test an unknown	2
the history of precious	2
the theory of the	2
it is not possible	2
to make grief bliss	2
its character may be	2
another important variety is	2
what is known as	2
the next mineral in	2
the color of diamond	2
it does not follow	2
gravity number of the	2
the obtaining of a	2
of rays of light	2
the case of some	2
some of the fine	2
images of the same	2
closely resemble each other	2
should be resorted to	2
ought not to be	2
in accordance with the	2
material of slightly different	2
the rough material in	2
bottle with the stone	2
from new south wales	2
of artificial precious stones	2
that the table of	2
to be the case	2
this portion is called	2
of less specific gravity	2
of an artificial stone	2
to test its hardness	2
of the jadeite variety	2
the size and weight	2
that is in question	2
will at once be	2
are pearls in beauteous	2
the diamond is the	2
dewdrops here and hang	2
the best way to	2
the result of the	2
doubling of the lines	2
by reason of the	2
entire and perfect chrysolite	2
a pale sky blue	2
chrysolite of the trade	2
card when the sunlight	2
of oxide of chromium	2
a reflection from the	2
five of the six	2
such a shape as	2
and to use the	2
the angles of the	2
maund she drew of	2
in the two squares	2
knowledge about precious stones	2
most common of the	2
of the spectra which	2
light of different colors	2
are the result of	2
test an unknown gem	2
for the first folio	2
highly regarded by the	2
which is used in	2
parallel to the basal	2
top and a back	2
under a high power	2
testing imitations of pearls	2
it is not a	2
and hang a pearl	2
side of the crystal	2
well over most of	2
in either the brilliant	2
whole surface of the	2
beam and knife edges	2
a piece of material	2
on the outside of	2
it is said that	2
part in the reflection	2
are capable of being	2
as determined by hardness	2
also interesting to note	2
the next step is	2
is not a ruby	2
up to the light	2
is also interesting to	2
early part of the	2
with a specific gravity	2
or of other colors	2
here we have a	2
and hence in the	2
the opal may be	2
the same specific gravities	2
are frequently cut in	2
cutting and polishing of	2
opposite side of the	2
in regard to the	2
the refractive indexes of	2
the royal society of	2
value at stake is	2
if a stone is	2
in distinguishing between the	2
lateral axes are at	2
his bones are coral	2
the naming of the	2
in front of the	2
in connection with the	2
be classed as precious	2
weight of water displaced	2
ruby of your cheeks	2
the square of the	2
tell scientific stones from	2
in the temperature of	2
be found in a	2
bones are coral made	2
nature of the material	2
dispersive power as diamond	2
the beautiful sapphire is	2
one is tempted to	2
polishing of precious stones	2
also has an html	2
stones from one another	2
the vividness of their	2
may be seen in	2
the material to be	2
derived from the greek	2
adoption of the metric	2
and as it is	2
this is the case	2
well as of the	2
to tell scientific stones	2
that govern their value	2
at the end of	2
the ruby and the	2
if you did know	2
if caught off his	2
in their respective colours	2
table on the side	2
weight of the water	2
origin of his material	2
each of the colors	2
away richer than all	2
do not mistake a	2
passing on to the	2
the ruby mines of	2
her bed is india	2
that in some cases	2
may be said of	2
a matter of great	2
of the poet concerning	2
and the chemical composition	2
the luster of the	2
used as a gem	2
to the nature of	2
which he may have	2
in the scale of	2
to give it a	2
the natural ruby of	2
the surface finish of	2
robe of gold and	2
to the line of	2
safe in golden palaces	2
number of mineral species	2
likely to deceive one	2
there are many different	2
it will readily be	2
of the skill facets	2
are required for the	2
the world twice rich	2
gems belong and the	2
base of the stone	2
as described in the	2
above and below the	2
physical property of light	2
as seen through the	2
to do with the	2
lining of the shell	2
the part of the	2
natural ruby or sapphire	2
one of the best	2
in troilus and cressida	2
case of some other	2
also list of stones	2
about the same hardness	2
the composition and properties	2
as good as the	2
so that the table	2
a pearl away richer	2
a long account of	2
in the manufacture of	2
make me such another	2
number of layers that	2
in hardness to the	2
is a hydrous form	2
light that enters them	2
the front of the	2
as is sometimes the	2
of unknown identity comes	2
of the various colors	2
is the result of	2
occurrence of diamond in	2
the density of water	2
composition of the gems	2
part of the stone	2
the scale of hardness	2
she is a pearl	2
may be brought about	2
which includes the original	2
omitted in first folio	2
where the precious stones	2
whilst at another angle	2
gravity of a stone	2
not only does the	2
with that of the	2
the student who wishes	2
a reflection of the	2
with the red stones	2
a legend to the	2
stones from each other	2
the lesson on hardness	2
the typical defects of	2
grief bliss anne hath	2
a small number of	2
to note that the	2
believed to be due	2
portion of their substance	2
of such a shape	2
as they are called	2
is a corundum gem	2
gives us the peridot	2
by the application of	2
a long time without	2
of fibrous or tubular	2
optical properties of the	2
of a little over	2
you have shed shall	2
by george frederick kunz	2
this part of the	2
the arts and crafts	2
color by heat treatment	2
examination of precious stones	2
is seen on the	2
as that of the	2
when the methods of	2
a color adjective to	2
purpose of this lesson	2
to the principal optical	2
from which it came	2
is sometimes the case	2
red by artificial light	2
of the whole surface	2
color varieties of sapphire	2
as is frequently the	2
the same manner as	2
manner in which these	2
the most important of	2
fact that they are	2
it is then called	2
has a hardness of	2
it may be had	2
its use is not	2
one cannot be sure	2
that the author has	2
in commemoration of the	2
in your foul oyster	2
of deep green glass	2
a brief account of	2
shell of the pearl	2
furnishes most of the	2
the weight in air	2
from this it will	2
it must not be	2
thin layers of material	2
it will be found	2
the beauty of a	2
is found in the	2
may be taken as	2
the ability to resist	2
been found in the	2
cause of color in	2
and the stone is	2
a fairly good likeness	2
of the colors in	2
is not the same	2
is charged with diamond	2
diamonds of a most	2
held in front of	2
the amount of bending	2
treating of the known	2
alteration of the color	2
the stone as seen	2
it is supposed to	2
the district in which	2
of material of slightly	2
to one or the	2
a top and a	2
are frequently found in	2
by martin droeshout for	2
all at right angles	2
enters it from the	2
that have been found	2
to sum up the	2
in the red sea	2
may be classed in	2
that they may be	2
plays of shakespeare precious	2
garnets of various types	2
as will be seen	2
if the stone is	2
and gems by edwin	2
of the known references	2
appearance within the stone	2
when not in use	2
would be well to	2
double refraction of the	2
are by no means	2
and it is then	2
in an entirely different	2
weight for precious stones	2
understood in order to	2
one of the tests	2
light that is passing	2
pearl is built in	2
of which there are	2
an appendix on pearls	2
is one in which	2
stone is to be	2
of the same shape	2
in the seventeenth century	2
tells how much heavier	2
is more or less	2
a simple means of	2
with comments as to	2
impression of keen whips	2
to the mineral species	2
in the latter part	2
reflection within the stone	2
stone is then said	2
great proportion of water	2
will be dealt with	2
to such an extent	2
project gutenberg also has	2
make use of it	2
luster of the diamond	2
this is due to	2
found in granite and	2
of a specific gravity	2
comes on the market	2
a heart it was	2
forms given to precious	2
richer than all his	2
such was the case	2
should be named simply	2
have to do with	2
the upper and lower	2
fine peridots of the	2
the sloping surface of	2
has already been discussed	2
made use of in	2
for those who wish	2
is tempted to suspect	2
order thoroughly to understand	2
on the card when	2
be had in the	2
of the principal gem	2
will be noticed that	2
several of our western	2
will scratch any but	2
quartz we have the	2
seems to be no	2
to be in the	2
and it will be	2
may be had of	2
that of the stone	2
which light is composed	2
province of khorasan in	2
which is of the	2
be the purpose of	2
part of a doublet	2
shakespeare engraved by martin	2
of some other mineral	2
are used in the	2
that falls upon the	2
the actual cause of	2
in the trade is	2
which are doubly refracting	2
of the stone are	2
with those of the	2
and it takes a	2
almost pure anhydrous alumina	2
seen on reference to	2
end of a holder	2
more highly regarded by	2
gutenberg also has an	2
sons new york london	2
combined with silicon oxide	2
how to tell scientific	2
be applied to mounted	2
examination of the stone	2
unequal expansion or contraction	2
of gems and gem	2
it will be well	2
from the ural mountains	2
is usually found in	2
the light to penetrate	2
some difference in the	2
of any precious stone	2
in this period the	2
as compared to the	2
round and orient pearls	2
on april of the	2
the card when the	2
of very good quality	2
can be applied to	2
of oxide of silicon	2
the top of a	2
of the cut stone	2
some dewdrops here and	2
the apexes of which	2
one fifth of a	2
member of the company	2
forth from facet to	2
being on the average	2
to the quality of	2
it should not be	2
of the outer skin	2
cut and polished exactly	2
gems such as ruby	2
with gold and pearl	2
split up the light	2
to a ring stone	2
to make the world	2
as in a diamond	2
luster and other reflection	2
the cause of the	2
light is reflected from	2
the case of colored	2
of queen elizabeth in	2
the eye of the	2
is related to other	2
the end of a	2
use of balances and	2
the principal source of	2
a more or less	2
specific gravity number of	2
to obtain the best	2
it is obvious that	2
have been deterred from	2
found in some of	2
stone of the same	2
light so as to	2
the appearance of this	2
the identity of certain	2
singly and doubly refracting	2
a silicate of potassium	2
how to test an	2
unknown identity comes along	2
as was said above	2
small number of mineral	2
therefore be used in	2
to the fact that	2
the art of man	2
amethyst and citrine quartz	2
decking with liquid pearl	2
reflection of light from	2
be the same as	2
found in great britain	2
play of colour and	2
of the edges of	2
as to the origin	2
next step is to	2
oxide of silicon is	2
a very large number	2
a portrait of queen	2
the process is called	2
a member of the	2
have combined with silicon	2
crust of the earth	2
of the metric carat	2
precious stones have been	2
the examination of precious	2
tells us that the	2
of a crystal of	2
in the trade to	2
a stone which is	2
and as a result	2
the same refractive index	2
it is to be	2
from a maund she	2
stones are distinguished from	2
are now called the	2
stone is one which	2
corundum gems is to	2
it will be remembered	2
the reason for the	2
of thin layers of	2
of his bones are	2
approaches that of diamond	2
in the following lines	2
pearls that have been	2
means of distinguishing precious	2
harness studded all with	2
a very fine file	2
will therefore be the	2
a ring with a	2
like the base indian	2
as jewels in crystal	2
be well to consider	2
showed that the stone	2
through the centre of	2
quartz that has been	2
the sources of the	2
australian sapphires are of	2
beginning with the hardest	2
the out and out	2
described in the last	2
anyone who has ever	2
balances and the unit	2
will readily be understood	2
is not yet known	2
eye to detect the	2
includes the original illustrations	2
and on the surface	2
reflect light so as	2
small portion of the	2
and it has been	2
the material is not	2
may be taken to	2
for the gem merchant	2
to support the stone	2
methods by which the	2
whom i gave the	2
the order of their	2
axes are at right	2
the discovery of the	2
that the edges of	2
back and forth from	2
can be had in	2
from one transparent medium	2
path of a ray	2
the upper cone is	2
a piece of bort	2
of his life was	2
natural corundum gems is	2
pearl the bladed grass	2
a part of a	2
at an angle of	2
in value among the	2
from facet to facet	2
the latter is then	2
to reflection of light	2
of specific gravities of	2
varieties of the stone	2
of the top of	2
of each pair of	2
under a magnifying glass	2
with microcosmic salt it	2
the case when the	2
governing the value of	2
science has not as	2
be so placed that	2
pearl and rich embroidery	2
in the order of	2
tears that you have	2
be seen that the	2
cut with the table	2
crystallises in the th	2
that some of the	2
it is related to	2
scratch any but diamond	2
on the application of	2
weight of bottle stone	2
his time came from	2
who wish to study	2
portrait of queen elizabeth	2
with a color adjective	2
to get the value	2
saw in lesson xviii	2
stones are cut and	2
table with a lens	2
is to be had	2
is called the oriental	2
how impossible it is	2
attempt to set forth	2
but it is not	2
sapphire as well as	2
though they do not	2
met with in the	2
method of naming the	2
under the name of	2
serve to distinguish it	2
unit of weight for	2
be through the centre	2
the metric carat the	2
to the metric carat	2
oxides have combined with	2
in the eyes of	2
parallel to its base	2
the advance in the	2
precious stones is to	2
is a mixture of	2
than all his tribe	2
surface of the table	2
and play of colour	2
the direction of the	2
diamonds and other stones	2
diamonds were in europe	2
seen in the diamond	2
the stones may be	2
so that from the	2
with liquid pearl the	2
the latter part of	2
is a mineral species	2
of the size of	2
of jewels in his	2
amethyst and quartz topaz	2
will be through the	2
with an appendix on	2
the jade of the	2
the liquid to one	2
a fine white zircon	2
will be seen on	2
water will squirt out	2
in spite of the	2
to which the various	2
rated as in hardness	2
taken as an example	2
that it should not	2
of the upper surface	2
would make me such	2
estimate the value of	2
in the cabochon cut	2
while it is not	2
stones are said to	2
it is not to	2
of the grolier club	2
actual cause of this	2
the stone is a	2
stones will be about	2
perpendicular to the principal	2
softer than a file	2
of a genuine stone	2
from the top slope	2
for those born in	2
between and in hardness	2
is believed to have	2
reflection from the top	2
be seen in the	2
all his senses were	2
from the greek word	2
the green of the	2
the fine peridots of	2
of weight of the	2
some stones lose their	2
of the jeweler is	2
by those who have	2
at a glance whether	2
facet known as the	2
to know and to	2
nearly the same specific	2
from a portrait of	2
of new york city	2
of the stones are	2
so deep as to	2
is built in layers	2
is very likely to	2
totally reflected within the	2
cannot be sure of	2
as well as in	2
top slope of the	2
swell like round and	2
such a stone as	2
six authentic shakespeare signatures	2
a word surrounded by	2
indication as to the	2
of the stone into	2
legend to the effect	2
resemble each other in	2
of these groups are	2
but harder than quartz	2
comments as to the	2
the son of a	2
factors governing the value	2
usually of a pale	2
composition of precious stones	2
defects in any specimen	2
are quite sufficient to	2
is a matter of	2
will not do to	2
precious stones and pearls	2
is a pearl whose	2
to the vertical axis	2
is a very opal	2
is usually correctly named	2
as heavy as water	2
stones for various types	2
has to be taken	2
part of the work	2
can be seen in	2
is not possible to	2
the effect that the	2
an html version of	2
of a pearl is	2
to distinguish the two	2
but in this case	2
of the stone itself	2
to the eye from	2
less specific gravity than	2
portion is called the	2
with regard to diamonds	2
in addition to its	2
is then said to	2
be found to be	2
layers that take part	2
of the cross facets	2
hath a way to	2
pearl away richer than	2
a higher price than	2
rarer and more precious	2
color of precious stones	2
scientific stones are corundum	2
for a true scratch	2
cultured pearls and imitations	2
of the two oxides	2
the de proprietatibus rerum	2
as the stone is	2
of the cultured pearl	2
take part in the	2
as much water will	2
diamond safe in golden	2
where precious stones are	2
of these are the	2
that take part in	2
angle of about degrees	2
in different specimens of	2
in the brilliant form	2
to the effect that	2
of the fine glass	2
and the value of	2
than it is to	2
but shows hardly any	2
and characteristics of the	2
the origin of his	2
on account of its	2
of the african stones	2
how it is related	2
some of the softer	2
get the specific gravity	2
with a lens the	2
shakespeare precious stones mentioned	2
in order of value	2
is derived from the	2
in the british museum	2
natural ruby of your	2
luster of a pearl	2
on the lines of	2
angle at which the	2
possessed by precious stones	2
the greatest of the	2
of the tercentenary of	2
it will not do	2
as to where the	2
being more or less	2
hard and reasonably tough	2
iron will float on	2
a like volume of	2
the intertissued robe of	2
one or other of	2
heaven would make me	2
and forth from facet	2
of our western states	2
this section of mineralogy	2
of the new jerusalem	2
the united states of	2
when of fine color	2
of which there is	2
precious stones in his	2
cause light that enters	2
metallic oxides have combined	2
and in the case	2
and below the girdle	2
drops of tears that	2
studded all with gold	2
a close study of	2
but in the case	2
the stone is to	2
and they are thus	2
the double refraction of	2
of weight for precious	2
the table with a	2
we now come to	2
the material is very	2
cervantes died on april	2
the eye from the	2
by the weight of	2
stone is placed in	2
that it will be	2
considerable quantities of sapphire	2
the buds was wont	2
in the cubic system	2
for those who are	2
is harder than the	2
surface of the lap	2
single or double refraction	2
of tint and shade	2
skate slips on ice	2
that is to say	2
and what constitutes good	2
price per grain base	2
every portion of the	2
be seen on reference	2
due to the action	2
here and hang a	2
mineral in the scale	2
which the various gems	2
the reflection of light	2
its use in the	2
to the value of	2
index of the material	2
of the finest of	2
how stones are distinguished	2
species to which the	2
that it will not	2
given to precious stones	2
of a knowledge of	2
for the sake of	2
the student of gems	2
of his time came	2
for a considerable time	2
true or precious topaz	2
one who is familiar	2
better than those of	2
kept for a time	2
should be added that	2
with the action of	2
of the unit of	2
make grief bliss anne	2
pearls and imitations of	2
the workers who cut	2
identify a precious stone	2
use of a dichroscope	2
opening on the head	2
resembles that of a	2
it is frequently necessary	2
the hardest of all	2
precious stones and gems	2
precious stones are found	2
which is harder than	2
is called the girdle	2
size of the stone	2
bliss anne hath a	2
is shaped and polished	2
of the lines of	2
the line of cleavage	2
diaphanous stone is one	2
as pearls from diamonds	2
specimens of the same	2
very likely to be	2
diamonds and other precious	2
compound of the two	2
amount of total reflection	2
of south africa is	2
the diamonds of a	2
early editions of the	2
precious stones treating of	2
and precious stones treating	2
they are frequently found	2
the weight of a	2
their harness studded all	2
that may be brought	2
stones of his time	2
to remove imperfect parts	2
the lines of the	2
mineral species to which	2
whether or not the	2
tempted to suspect that	2
composition and properties of	2
six journeys to india	2
sapphires are of a	2
mineral species and find	2
which the heat is	2
precious stones of the	2
will thus be seen	2
on pearls and coral	2
the size of the	2
martin droeshout for the	2
and in the same	2
it is possible to	2
applied to mounted stones	2
version of this file	2
girdle is called the	2
and if we take	2
or of some other	2
for various types of	2
to be classed as	2
president of the shakespeare	2
the heat is applied	2
it is only by	2
it will thus be	2
takes place as the	2
the first edition of	2
the whole surface of	2
the upper surface is	2
on precious and imitation	2
in the light that	2
as yet been able	2
commemoration of the tercentenary	2
color of the stone	2
there can be no	2
liquid pearl the bladed	2
of the surface of	2
the methods of the	2
surface of the pearl	2
she drew of amber	2
sides of the skill	2
the term orient pearl	2
are cut and what	2
closely similar to that	2
at the time of	2
are distinguished from one	2
should be said that	2
the edge of the	2
wont to swell like	2
the poems of shakespeare	2
such stones are said	2
be the case with	2
said to have a	2
to where the precious	2
distinguished from one another	2
is mostly found in	2
and the unit of	2
use in the manufacture	2
the end of the	2
to set it in	2
of the same mineral	2
that the cutting and	2
careful examination with a	2
shed shall come again	2
reign of henri iv	2
for a few cents	2
go seek some dewdrops	2
the poet concerning precious	2
was wont to swell	2
the top slope of	2
zircon is doubly refracting	2
of the six authentic	2
the identity of a	2
clasps and amber studs	2
hang a pearl in	2
on the surface of	2
in such fashion that	2
when dealing with the	2
for it is obvious	2
are at right angles	2
of cutting and polishing	2
these stones are of	2
of the top facets	2
is usually composed of	2
by the duke of	2
of the same stone	2
various gems belong and	2
the value at stake	2
system of subdivision of	2
in the opposite direction	2
none of them are	2
it is also interesting	2
of gold and pearl	2
silicates of calcium and	2
on being gently heated	2
nine planes of symmetry	2
care has to be	2
reflected within the material	2
to the shape of	2
the price per grain	2
have a legend to	2
file which includes the	2
in order to bring	2
light falls on the	2
to cause it to	2
silicate of potassium and	2
of the amount of	2
specific gravities of the	2
the luster of zircon	2
part of the top	2
it is thus a	2
of the square hole	2
a splendid surface finish	2
are about the only	2
of the same material	2
as does light through	2
several types of garnets	2
called in the trade	2
no change in colour	2
the author wishes to	2
pearls are sold by	2
it would appear that	2
it will be of	2
the center of the	2
this file which includes	2
actual acquaintance with the	2
to be due to	2
of slightly different density	2
is of a fine	2
what mineral species are	2
is said to have	2
of henri iv and	2
one transparent medium to	2
name of the mineral	2
of the brilliant is	2
to a great extent	2
the origin of the	2
ray of light through	2
laws on precious and	2
higher price than the	2
to swell like round	2
tax on imported merchandise	2
the liquid drops of	2
has an html version	2
sapphires should be cut	2
and quality of the	2
has been suggested that	2
with the intrinsic color	2
a fine golden brown	2
bound in with diamonds	2
the same volume of	2
a maund she drew	2
it is evident that	2
wonderful play of colour	2
the book of the	2
the six authentic shakespeare	2
in a limestone matrix	2
value of the stone	2
have been discovered in	2
serve to distinguish them	2
sometimes a piece of	2
or the other of	2
category of precious stones	2
from south africa and	2
lights up well over	2
of the same size	2
on exposure to light	2
square of the weight	2
the case with the	2
the noble or precious	2
is usually sufficient to	2
made six journeys to	2
all with gold and	2
the same as that	2
he seems to have	2
from that to translucent	2
is always in a	2
for such defects in	2
of the gems that	2
but most of the	2
tourmaline is of a	2
the degree of hardness	2
the various gems belong	2
a stone is or	2
the change to the	2
differences of tint and	2
of some of these	2
value of a fine	2
apexes of which are	2
see also list of	2
and references as to	2
gathered from the fact	2
fifth of a gram	2
that of the diamond	2
the color of which	2
far back as b	2
poet concerning precious stones	2
the other of two	2
of shakespeare precious stones	2
and it is only	2
species and find out	2
in order thoroughly to	2
liquid drops of tears	2
change to the metric	2
as seen by the	2
case of the opal	2
doubly refracting to a	2
that the stone is	2
are very much in	2
each stone has its	2
as the real gem	2
position in which the	2
references as to where	2
very closely resemble each	2
appendix on pearls and	2
some idea of the	2
in the end of	2
due to reflection of	2
the stone is very	2
to have been found	2
the cause of their	2
by the unaided eye	2
an angle of degrees	2
threw a pearl away	2
in the bodleian library	2
may be gathered from	2
me such another world	2
parallel to its axis	2
of a fine golden	2
known crystals may be	2
are formed by the	2
in a certain direction	2
the time of his	2
means of which one	2
a pearl whose price	2
and most of the	2
as an adjunct to	2
of the tests which	2
it has been suggested	2
in need of being	2
belong to the mineral	2
cause of this is	2
is so well known	2
the case with some	2
the pyrope garnets are	2
in the latter case	2
is doubly refracting to	2
set this diamond safe	2
gives fairly vivid spectra	2
some of the most	2
the only stone known	2
like round and orient	2
is notable for its	2
the opposite side of	2
that you have shed	2
of the various stones	2
the category of precious	2
hardest of all gems	2
front of the stone	2
the text of the	2
too dark to be	2
pearl in your foul	2
during which time he	2
as one of the	2
of the real stone	2
of the methods of	2
mark of richard field	2
and how it is	2
as described in chapter	2
the locality in which	2
subdivision of the carat	2
to be expected that	2
stones from natural gems	2
in the england of	2
in which the stone	2
pearl whose price hath	2
by the same author	2
but a right angle	2
that is so much	2
this diamond safe in	2
and find out what	2
is the case when	2
this class of stone	2
of the latin original	2
interesting to note the	2
of less hardness than	2
and are sometimes called	2
mind is a very	2
on account of the	2
the impression of keen	2
gives a good account	2
when held up to	2
hundredth of a carat	2
and polished exactly like	2
typical defects of natural	2
harder than a file	2
is called a carbuncle	2
facetted in either the	2
gems by edwin w	2
the same hardness as	2
to deceive one who	2
of which light is	2
the path of a	2
and imitations of pearls	2
the blue and the	2
of great difficulty to	2
of stones for various	2
in the one substance	2
with a good lens	2
is meant by a	2
equal in volume to	2
though some stones are	2
of the de proprietatibus	2
a ring of a	2
be understood that in	2
buds was wont to	2
and other reflection effects	2
the purpose of this	2
the name of the	2
shows hardly any dichroism	2
are singly refracting and	2
with in the trade	2
the reign of henri	2
heavier or lighter than	2
they are all of	2
tells us that in	2
it would not do	2
corners of the square	2
it is very desirable	2
intertissued robe of gold	2
now called the stars	2
the knowledge of the	2
parts of the same	2
jade of the nephrite	2
and the back of	2
the merchant of venice	2
will be remembered that	2
the base of the	2
next mineral in the	2
of one entire and	2
the whole of the	2
and the whole will	2
committee of new york	2
the way of the	2
of layers that take	2
various types of jewels	2
make the world twice	2
in the display of	2
so that it will	2
seek some dewdrops here	2
a good account of	2
of this file which	2
and that it should	2
a hydrous form of	2
of subdivision of the	2
the other of the	2
two lateral axes are	2
so that there is	2
per carat for a	2
mentioned in the poems	2
the beauty of its	2
in the previous lesson	2
would cause them to	2
the principal optical axis	2
in the district of	2
a diamond with a	2
and in many other	2
is given in the	2
a considerable amount of	2
serve to distinguish the	2
caught off his guard	2
html version of this	2
the stone to the	2
axis of the crystal	2
crystallises in the nd	2
to the origin of	2
as a source of	2
weight of the rough	2
the occurrence of the	2
the loss of weight	2
a few of the	2
all of the outer	2
is never equal to	2
time of his death	2
how to go about	2
would emulate the diamond	2
of the factors that	2
stones in the united	2
if heaven would make	2
black men are pearls	2
the successive layers of	2
times as heavy as	2
it may be added	2
of tears that you	2
book of the pearl	2
the corners of the	2
yet been able to	2
up well over most	2
that the stone was	2
of natural ruby or	2
surface of the stone	2
fibrous or tubular internal	2
it appears to be	2
the better grades of	2
denser than atmospheric air	2
men are pearls in	2
of light through a	2
coral clasps and amber	2
in the following verses	2
the chemical composition thereof	2
we find in this	2
thy mind is a	2
one would be likely	2
the direction of single	2
the rainbow colors are	2
a great number of	2
it lights up well	2
the lines of cleavage	2
of the powdered stone	2
who is familiar with	2
in two or more	2
the use of balances	2
precious stones of his	2
and of the same	2
of this lesson to	2
may be mentioned the	2
that of the ruby	2
stones treating of the	2
by a mineral species	2
it should be added	2
stones and gems by	2
scientific stones from natural	2
same volume of water	2
belong and the chemical	2
indexes of rays of	2
into the united states	2
in the same manner	2
to be totally reflected	2
it is well to	2
a glance whether a	2
the best results in	2
a species of mineral	2
transparent medium to another	2
the early part of	2
become more or less	2
in all cases the	2
crystals may be classed	2
corundum gems is the	2
some of the finest	2
owing to the greater	2
the properties of all	2
thus we see that	2
a trained eye can	2
text of the first	2
the methods of testing	2
tariff laws on precious	2
whether or not it	2
of a stone which	2
the cultured pearl is	2
and for a moment	2
totally reflected from the	2
of a ray of	2
of the middle ages	2
on diamonds and precious	2
the description of the	2
matter of great difficulty	2
a degree of hardness	2
over the surface of	2
to be very valuable	2
thus a ruby is	2
is one which is	2
precious and imitation stones	2
the color of precious	2
mainly of oxide of	2
and opening on the	2
the corundum gems we	2
made in some cases	2
a book of precious	2
with coral clasps and	2
a thin slice of	2
it would be well	2
to a considerable extent	2
through the table with	2
the rest of the	2
glance whether a stone	2
of the original stone	2
it will be noticed	2
the manufacture of jewelry	2
table of the finished	2
readily be understood that	2
the factors that govern	2
a compound of the	2
be found to have	2
that of the emerald	2
after the shape of	2
ope their ruby lips	2
with the locality in	2
a shape as will	2
to be an emerald	2
imported into the united	2
in which the diamond	2
the tests which are	2
of khorasan in persia	2
of the ural mountains	2
drop or pear shape	2
to rely upon color	2
the shell of the	2
the two materials are	2
but it should be	2
more apparent than real	2
be cut so that	2
a few years of	2
shown by the fact	2
such stones as the	2
a skate slips on	2
the sharp edges of	2
be noted that the	2
or tubular internal structure	2
arranged in their respective	2
have shed shall come	2
suitability of stones for	2
such defects in any	2
or more of the	2
of about the same	2
said to be of	2
may be used in	2
see if a scratch	2
that it is difficult	2
doubling of the edges	2
cut and what constitutes	2
the usual round cabochon	2