...with any other matter that was not in a state of complete solution, unattended with any scoriae upon its surface, or gross materials of an insolvent nature,...with so much violence, that we proceeded to make our e.vperi'neats and observations A little above the source of the lava, I found a chimney of about four...

...scoriae upon its surface, or gross materials of an insolvent nature, but flowing witli the transluceucy of honey, in regular channels cut finer than art can...from the crater increased with so much violence, that VH- proceedt-d to make our experiments and observations as speedily as possible. A little above the...

...with any scoriae on its surface, or any gross materials not in a state of complete solution. It flowed with the translucency of honey, " in regular channels,...imitate, and glowing with all the splendour of the sun." " Sir William Hamilton," he continues, " had conceived that no stones thrown upon a current of lava...

...velocity that would have crushed any of us, had we been in their way. I found we must either leave our present spot, or expect instant death ; therefore...with so much violence, that we proceeded to make our expeVOL. i. - i» riments and observations as speedily as possible. A little above the source of the...

...with any other matter that was not in a state of complete solution, unattended by any scorite upon its surface, or gross materials of an insolvent nature,...with the translucency of honey, in regular channels, cat finer than art can imitate, and glowing with all the splendour of the sun. The eruption from the...

...unconnected with any other matter that was not in a state of complete solution, unattended by any scoria upon its surface, or gross materials of an insolvent nature, but flowing •with the trauslucency of honey, in regular channels, cot finer than art can imitate, and glowing with all the...

...with any scoria on its surface, or any gross materials not in a state of complete solution. It flowed with the translucency of honey, " in regular channels, cut finer than art canimitate, and glowing with all the splendour of the sun." — " Sir William Hamilton," he continues,...

...with any scoriae on its surface, or any gross material not in a state of complete solution. It flowed with the translucency of honey, in regular channels...imitate, and glowing with all the splendour of the sun." Lyell's Geology, Vol. ip 316, Edit. Phil. 1837. Perhaps there can be conceived no more sublime representation...

...with any scoriae on its surface, or any gross materials not in a state of complete solution. It flowed with the translucency of honey, " in regular channels,...finer than art can imitate, and glowing with all the splendor of the sun." — " Sir William Hamilton," he continues, " had conceived that no stones thrown...

...totally unconnected with any other matter that was not in a state of complete solution, unattended by any scoriae on its surface, or gross materials of...imitate, and glowing with all the splendour of the sun." In the July of the same year our traveller viewed Vesuvius under another aspect, when soft, tranquil...