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marl 1
I bring this manuscript to an end in my sitting-room at the hotel at Marlstone.
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Dr. Stock, of Marlstone, was at once sent for, and will conduct the post-mortem examination.
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You will perhaps remember that we met, under unhappy circumstances, in June of last year at Marlstone.
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I returned to Marlstone, and faced your friend the detective with such nerve as I had left.
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He had then returned in the car to Marlstone, where he had shown great amazement and horror at the news of the murder.
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The compact basalt alternates with the strata of porous basalt and marl.
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The bed of the lake also consisted of a very white marl.
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The red marl must almost certainly have been black slate somewhere, somewhen.
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Thus, Puvis recommends marl, while the Roret Manual is opposed to it.
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Of calcareous soils we have three varieties, viz.-limestone ,limestonegravel, and marl.
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The salt rock in Cheshire lies in strata of red marl.
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Green and red marl, shale, and shaly limestone with some veins of gypsum.
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The sandstone, reduced by ages to a crumbling marl, was of all colors.
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This cement is made of limestone and clay, or marl, chalk, and slag.
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Grey marl is to Silicon Valley what the black dress is to Manhattan.
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She was running along the marl road less than fifty yards ahead of him.
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The plaster beds are supposed to be separations by molecular attraction from the marl.
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He has more leisure to marl or lime his land.
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Lime, marl and manure were used for fertilizing, but scantily.
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Many of you, for years, have walked on burning marl.
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C. G.-Theyare fossil sharks' teeth, common in marl beds.-J.
