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Mineralogy of Southern India. 



64. Magnesia and limestone, 



(Conglomerate.) 



65. Magnesia and limestone, 



(With quartz.) 



66. Magnesia and limestone, 



(With hornblende.) 



67. Granular limestone. 



68. Limestone, 



(With chlorite and gar- 

 nets.) 



69. Coralline limestone, 



(Western Coast.) 



70. Magnesia and limestone, 



(Water- worn appearance.) 



71. Limestone tufa. 



72. Limestone, 



(With chlorite decompos- 

 ing.) 



73. Kunkur, 



(Common.) 



74. Silicious tufa. 



75. Silicious tufa, 



(Variety.) 



76. Magnesite, 



(Passing into semiopal.) 



77. Silicious pot-stone. 



78. Silicious pot-stone, 



(Decomposing.) 



79. Quartz, 



(Passing into semiopal.) 



80. Kaolin. 



E. 



81. Granite, 



(Quartz, felspar, and black 

 mica. The rock of which 

 the large statue at Shro- 

 goonah Bellagolah con- 

 sists.) 



82. Granite, 



(Talc, felspar and quartz.) 



83. Granite, 



(Chiefly crystallized fel- 

 spar.) 



84. Granite, 



(Felspar, attenolite, and 

 quartz.) 



85. Granite, 



(Chiefly of quartz.) 



86. Granite, 



(Felspar and decomposed 

 garnets.) 



87. Granitic porphyry, 



(Felspar, rose quartz, (Nn. 

 Dn.) and hornblende.) 



88. Granite, 



(Red and white felspar and 

 chlorite.) 



89. Granite, 



(Garnets, felspar, and 

 quartz.) 



90. Protogine, 



(Chlorite, hornblende, and 

 red felspar.) 



9 1 . Protogine, 



(Chlorite, quartz, and fel- 

 spar.) 



92. Pegmatite, 



(White felspar and quartz.) 



93. Granite. 



(Chlorite, hornblende, fel- 

 spar and quartz.) 



94. Graphite granite. 



95. Graphite granite. 



96. Granite, 



(Rose quartz, white quartz, 

 and a little felspar.) 



