A few days before the Marly hunt, mentioned in No.
Yesterday I was at the Marly hunt, and one of my fingers was very slightly injured whilst shooting a boar.
The rock appears to be of the same age as the lead-bearing limestone of the West; it is also overlaid by the red marly clay, and I should judge it to contain deposits of sulphuret of lead.
Also, at the lead mines, in Iowa County, in the marly clay formation, often exhibiting imperfect prisms, variously truncated.
No digging was observed in process, but the heaps of red marly clay, the vigorous growth of shrubbery around them, and the number of open or partially filled pits, remain to attest the labor which was formerly devoted in the search for lead.
Everywhere the marly clay formation appears to have been relied on for the ore, and much of it certainly appears to be in sitû in it.
It is generally enveloped by a reddish, compact earth, or marly clay.
A vein of marly clay, enveloping the ore, was then penetrated.
The face of the country through the upper half of the distance from Lake Superior is uneven, and the irregularity is given it by hills of marly clay, which occasionally rise quite abruptly to the height of one or two hundred feet.
There, as here, the mineral deposits appear to be, in many cases, in a red marly clay, whether the clay is overlaid by the calcareous rock or not.
Another block of chambers is being built here at a cost of a hundred thousand francs; Marlywill soon be a second Versailles.
The king did not embrace her, and she went back to the palace, but only to be at Marly next morning before the king was awake.
The first fortnight made perceptible to all at Marly this extraordinary change in the king, who was so reserved towards his legitimate children, so very much the king with them.
Fourteen carriages conveyed to Marly fifty magistrates, headed by the presidents.
At Marlythe Dauphine used to run about the garden at night with the young people until two or three o'clock in the morning.
She publicly manifested her contempt for them, and prevailed on the King not to invite them to Marly in future.
At Marly and Versailles she was obliged to go to chapel on foot and without her stays, and seat herself near the femmes de chambre.
We passed the Marly Pond, where the carp were called by the ringing of a bell, and the Marly Cascade, where water runs over twenty gilded marble steps.
There was one bed of a marly tufaceous nature, and of little specific gravity.
The marly or calcareous beds not only come up nearly horizontally to the northern and southern foot of the great quartzose mountains of the Sierra Ventana, but interfold between the parallel ranges.
These concretions often unite into irregular strata; and over very large tracts of country, the entire mass consists of a hard, but generally cavernous marly rock: some of the varieties might be called calcareous tuffs.
Whilst the Assembly held its improvised and informal meeting at Versailles, the king sat in council at Marly on Necker's magnanimous proposal.
Talleyrand came to Marly at dead of night, and begged a secret audience of the king.
The boat stopped atMarly until it was time for the lock to be opened, before proceeding to Maisons-Lafitte, where Marsa was to land.
At Marly he did not wish the slightest ceremony to prevail.
I can, therefore, safely say that in the chateau of Marly it usually rises at eight o'clock.
Occasionally, as in the neighbourhood of Korusko, interstratified beds of marly clay are met with.
And so very sulkily Marly moved out, looking for Meg right and left as she did so.
The sound grew fainter and fainter as Jess proceeded to the top of the byre where Marly stood soberly sedate and chewed her evening cud.
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