infinitive mood

pres ixe to go

perl Ivisse to have gone

fue Esse iturus-2-um to be about to go

Faisse iturus to have been about to go

participles

pr Iens gen euntis going

dum Iturus-2-um about to go

perunds

AEundum going

GEundi of going

DEundo to going

AEundum going

AEundo with going

supines

1 Itum togo

2 Itu to go or to be gone

infinitive mood

pres velle to will willing

perl voluisse to have willied

participle

pres Volens willing

imperative mood

2 sing noli vel nolito be thou unwilling

2 plur nolite v nolitote be ye unwilling

infinitive

pr nolle to be unwilling

per nolluisse to have been unwilling

participle

pr nolens unwilling

infinitive mood

pres malle to be more willing

per malluisse to have been more willing

imperative mood

2 Fervel Ferto be thou carried

3 Ferto let him be carried

2 Ferte vel Fertote be ye carried

3 Ferunto let them be carried

infinitive mood

pres ferre to carry

pertulisse to have carried

fut esse laturus-a-um to be about to carry
fuisse laturus-a-um to have been about to carry

participles

pres ferens carrying

fut Latум -a-um about to carry

Cerunds

ferendum carrying

ferendi of carrying

ferendam to carrying

ferendum carrying

ferendo with carrying

Supines

1. Latum To carry

2. Latum To carry or to be carried

imperative mood

pres Ferre vel feror be thou carried

feror Let him be carried

ferimini be ye carried

feruncor let them be carried
infinitive

pres ferri to be carried

peresse vel fuisse latus-a-um to have been carried

fut Latum irito be about to be carried
participles

perl Lalus-a-um carried

Cuiferendus -a-um to be carried
imperative

pr Fiv-fito be thou made

fito Let him be made

fite vfitote be ye made

fiunto let them be made

infinitive

pr fieri To be made

per esse vel fuisse -a-um to have been made

fut faccum irito be about to be made

13 Titanium..................................Do

14 Anhydrous carbonate of copper Newlands

15 Ruby Copper..................................Do

16 Grey copper..................................Do

17 Galena or potters lead ore..................Do

18 Cobalt..................................Do

19 Kidney iron ore from dalton lancashire

20 Specular iron ore..........................Do

21 Quartz crystals on Iron ore Bignigg moor

22 Sulphate of Barytes from Dufton

23 Radiated Arragonite from Hilton

24 Fibrous gypsum from Yorkshire

25 Copper ore from coniston

26 Lichen Geographicus from scawfell

27 Antimony from Bassenthwaite

28 Micacious Iron from Eeskdale

29 Matrix of Black Lead from Borrowdale

30 Soaprock..................................Do

31 Epidote from wallacrag

32 Chlorite..........................Do

33 A singular stone from skiddaw

34 Barytes from skiddaw

35 Hornblend crystals Do

36 Chiastolite ..................Do

37 Chiastolite from Saddleback

38 Crystallized Manganese

39 Manganese from. Lowes-water

40 Steelgrained lead ore from Caldbeck fells

41 Peacock copper from Helvelyn

42 Copper lead and quartz from Patterdale

43 Ore of zink from Newlands

44 Granite from a stratum at Sining Gill

45 Pyrites of Iron from Alston moor

46 Quarts and pyrites of iron......Do

47 Garnets from Hornthwaite

48 Granite from Wastdale

49 Granite from shapfells

50 Porphyry helvellyn

51 Satin stone

52 Compact calamine

53 Carbonate of Barytes auton moor

54 Double Refracting span

And mute the morish horn that rings

Our stream and mountain free

And the hymn the leagued crusaders sang

Hath died in gallows

But thou are swelling on thou deep

Through many an olden clime

Thy bellowy anthem near to sleep

Until the close of Time

Thou liffest up thy solemn voice

To every wind and sky

And all our earths green shores rejoice

In that one harmony

It fills the noontimes calm profound

The sunsets heaven of gold

And the still midnight hears the sound

Even 's when first it rolled

Let there be silence deep and strange

Where crowning cities rose

Thou speaker of one that doth nor change

So may our hearts repose.

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42 Meteoric Stone
Page 139 Vol 4 Nat May
Argillaceous iron stone. Celestial
Calendar - Barytes
Page 190 Vol 4 Nat may
Anthracite
Page 191 Vol 4 Nat May &
Page 294 Do
Journaline

Page 289. Vol 3 &c.
Quartz
Page 290 Do
Potato stone

Page 383 Do
Cald
Page 435 Vol 5 Nat May -
Page 455 Do
Porphyry - Baralt - angite

Page 191 Do
Mundick

Page 110 Do

THE SOUND OF THE SEA

THOU art sounding on thou mighty sea

For ever and the same

The ancient rocks yet standing to thee

Whose thunderous roughness can come

On many a glorious voice is gone

From the rich hewers of earthy

And hushed is many a lovely one

Of mournfulness or miry

The dorian flute that sighed of yore

Along thy wave is still

The heap of judah peals no more

On sions awful hill

And Memmous fire high lost the cord

That breached the mystic zone

And the songs of romes high triumphs poured

Are with her eagles flown

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