The glacial subsoils are made of rocks of many kinds, still undecayed and largely ground to powder.
In part it consists of sound rock ground fine; a drop of acid on fresh, clayey till often proves by brisk effervescence that the till contains muchundecayed limestone flour.
Their surfaces are so fresh and undecayed that here the effusive eruptions may well have continued to within the period of human history.
The pagans also believed that the bodies of the dead rested not, neither were they safe from magical evocations, so long as they remained unconsumed by fire, or undecayed underground.
And who has revealed to them that such a vampire is undecayed in his grave, that he is full of blood, that he in some measure lives there after his death?
Considerable talk was started when Silas Bishop--of the undecayed Bishops--mentioned having seen the boy running sturdily up that hill ahead of his mother about an hour before the blaze was remarked.
Curtis Whateley--of the undecayed branch--was holding the telescope when the Arkham party detoured radically from the swath.
The only persons who saw Wilbur during the first month of his life were old Zechariah Whateley, of the undecayed Whateleys, and Earl Sawyer's common-law wife, Mamie Bishop.
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