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Mineralogy of Southern India. 



125. Hornblende augite rock, 



(With vein of felspar and 

 quartz.) 



126. Hornblende slate. 



127. Hornblende rock, 

 (Consisting of compact and 



crystallized hornblende.) 



128. Augite rock. 



129. Granular hornblende rock. 



130. Hornblende rock, 



(Passing into pot-stone.) 



131. Basalt. 



132. Hornblende rock. 



133. Basalt, 

 (Decomposing into litho- 



margic earth.) 



134. Basalt. 



135. Hornblende porphyry. 



136. Hornblende porphyry, 



(Decomposing on one side.) 



137. Augite rock, 



(Nearly compact.) 



138. Light green hornblende, 



(Nearly compact.) 



139. Augite rock, 



(Nearly compact.) 



140. Augite rock, 



(Nearly compact, rhom- 

 boidal structure.) 

 H. 



141. Concentric hornblende rock. 



142. Augite rock, 



(With adularia.) 



143. Hornblende rock, 



(Decomposing outside.) 



144. Syenite. 



145. Augite rock, 



(Granular structure.) 



146. Lithomargic earth, 



(The debris of basalt.) 



147. Augite rock. 



148. Syenite. 



149. Augite, 



(Coarsely crystallized.) 



150. Silicious pot- stone, 



(With crystallized needles 

 of tourmaline.) 



151. Basaltic porphyry, 



(From Nagpore.) 



152. Felspar porphyry, 



(Paste felspar, embedding 

 with crystals of felspar, 

 and green- colored crys- 

 tals of green tourma- 

 line.) 



(Seringapatam.) 



153. Felspar porphyry, 

 (Containing foliated crys- 

 tals of red felspar.) 



154. Granular augite or horn- 



blende, 

 (Decomposing.) 



155. Laterite, 



(Western Coast.) 



156. Laterite, 



(Western Coast.) 



157. Laterite, 



(Northern division.) 



158. Laterite, 



(Western Coast.) 



