Minerals of Japan
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It is partly light green and partly straw-colour.
Topaz from Ishigure, Ise Pr. , so far as known, is of an inferior quality, and is small in size. A specimen in the writer's collection is yellow, dull on the faces of the dome, and semi-transparent. The longer and shorter diameters are 4-0 mm. And 35 mm. Respectively. The form is very simple, having the faces m and 1 only, u being scarcely visible. The faces are rough.
Omi : Topaz occurs with, quartz, felspar and mica in sand at Tanokamiyama, wh...ich is a granitic hill without vegetation. It is now difficult to obtain the mineral. Some specimens are large, transparent, of light green or wine yellow colour and comparatively rich in faces. They are generally grown on quartz. The specific grav- ity is 3*55 on the average. Some are colourless, and perfectly trans- parent, and smaller than the first ; the largest are about 10 cm. In the longer lateral diameter. They are also found grown on quartz. The third type consists of those grown on felspar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is partly light green and partly straw-colour.
Topaz from Ishigure, Ise Pr. , so far as known, is of an inferior quality, and is small in size. A specimen in the writer's collection is yellow, dull on the faces of the dome, and semi-transparent. The longer and shorter diameters are 4-0 mm. And 35 mm. Respectively. The form is very simple, having the faces m and 1 only, u being scarcely visible. The faces are rough.
Omi : Topaz occurs with, quartz, felspar and mica in sand at Tanokamiyama, wh...ich is a granitic hill without vegetation. It is now difficult to obtain the mineral. Some specimens are large, transparent, of light green or wine yellow colour and comparatively rich in faces. They are generally grown on quartz. The specific grav- ity is 3*55 on the average. Some are colourless, and perfectly trans- parent, and smaller than the first ; the largest are about 10 cm. In the longer lateral diameter. They are also found grown on quartz. The third type consists of those grown on felspar.
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