Lexicographical Neighbors of Blaes
Literary usage of Blaes
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The New Statistical Account of Scotland (1845)
"Length of box, - 0 4 9 blaes, dark-blue, - 0 4 8 Blue dark, blue soft - 0 7 10
Freestone, dark-gray 0 12 fi Fakes gray, - 0 1 0 blaes, black, ..."
2. Outlines of Mineralogy, Geology, and Mineral Analysis. by Thomas Thomson (1836)
"A band of iron Dark blaes 6. do. do. A band of iron 7. Dark blaes A band of
ironstone 8. Dark blaes Hard white stone Dark blaes 10. do. do. 9. ..."
3. The Coal-fields of Scotland by Robert W. Dron (1902)
"Black blaes Dark Fakes Fakes and Sandstone Fakes and blaes Coal Dark Fakey blaes
Coal (Main Coal) ... Dark Fakes Fakes and Sandstone Sandstone (Coarse) ..."
4. The Geology of the Neighbourhood of Edinburgh: (Map 32) by Sir Archibald Geikie, Henry Hyatt Howell, John William Salter (1861)
"Section of the Strata in the Engine Pit, near Gilmerton House. FT. IN. Calcareous
shale (limestone blaes) - 19 0 Limestone (third bed) ..."
5. A History of American Manufactures from 1608 to 1860 by John Leander Bishop, Edwin Troxell Freedley, Edward Young (1866)
"... van der blaes. Bricks were at this period sometimes sent from the neighborhood
of Fort Orange, to the Dutch Colony on the Delaware, where bricks and ..."
6. The Mining Engineer (1898)
"2 3 106 COAL 0 3 105 Fireclay and bands 10 0 107 blaes and bands ... 17 6 10S
Sandstone 10 9 109 blaes and bands ... 14 3 110 COAL 0 6 111 Bands and ..."
7. Historical and Statistical Account of Dunfermline by Peter Chalmers (1844)
"Slate clay or blaes mixed with sand, . . 016 7. Coal, .020 8. ... Sandstone plies
mixed with blaes, . 129 14. Slate-clay or blaes, .... 024 15. ..."
8. The Natural History of the Mineral Kingdom,: Relative to the Strata of Coal by John Williams, James Millar (1810)
"3d, Of soft blaes, which are not stratified at all, there is only orte ...
This species of blaes is as commonly found to be the immediate roof of coal as ..."