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Cor A DICTIONARY OF CORRIDA, (1) mech. travel, sweep, play of a valve, etc., see u. carrera (5) ; (2) strike, see rumbo (3). CORRIDO, DA, pp. of correr ; metal corrido, alluvial ore ; oro corrido, alluvial gold ; veta corrida, continuous vein (Dwight) ; see torno (3). CORRIENTE, (1) course or flow of rivers, current of a stream, syn. corrimiento (3) ; (2) c. de agua, water-course, leat, see acequia ; (3) el. current ; c. alternative trifaciado, three-phase alternating current ; c. de aire, vent, air-current ; (4) Peru, all the operations required for extracting metal on a large scale from one class of ore (Dwight). CORRIMIENTO, (1) hydr. delivery, flow, discharge, see descarga (3) ; (2) c. de tierras, geol. landslip, landslide (Ponce de Leon), see derrumbe (2) ; (3) course or flow of rivers, see corriente (1). CORRIVACI6N, a diversion of streams, etc., in order to unite their discharge (caudal). CORTA, (1) felling of trees, see corte (10) ; (2) open-cut, see tajo (2). CORTADA, (1) Ant. Col. alluv. m. a straight cut made to communicate two bends of a river, in order to work the bed of the river at the bend (Muiioz) ; (2) Chile, cut or drivage on a vein ; (3) Chile, any working driven to cut a vein, e.g., cross-cut, see crucero (1). CORTADERA, (1) chisel [cincel (1)] for cutting hot iron, comp. cortafrio ; (2) kind of shovel, see u. cava (2). CORTADOR, RA, adj. batea cortadora, see u. batea ; estacadas corta- doras, see u. pilote (2). CORTADOR, (1) c. del regulador, st. eng. governor cut-off ; c. de vapor, steam cut-off, see cortavapor ; (2) c. de lena, wood-cutter, see lenador. CORTADORA, drilling machine, see perforadora. CORTADURA, (1) top. pass, see paso (4) ; (2) plat, see concava. CORTAFRIO, cold chisel ; chisel [cincel (1)] for cutting cold iron, syn. cortahierro, tajadera (2), comp. cortadera (1). see cortafrio. CORTAHIERRO, CORTAR (to cut), (1) c. un arbol, to fell a tree, see corte (10) ; (2) c. en bisel (1), carp, to bevel, to chamfer ; (3) c. el vapor, to cut off steam ; (4) c. la corriente, el. to break contact ; (5) c. alturas, to cut a trench [zanja (1)] at the outcrop of a deposit, and afterwards deepen it as far as practicable by underhand stoping, the sides being supported by timbers and masonry (Molina) ; (6) c. pilar, Mex. to form a pillar in a mine for use as a sollar or bunding [camada (3)] and in order to form a cross-passage (Gamboa) ; (7) c. sogas (to cut the ropes), to abandon mines and their shafts (Gamboa), see abandonar ; (8) c. el oro, Ant. Col. to separate gold from the jaguas (3) in a batea ; poderse cortar a cincel is a phrase used figuratively of a rich mine (Uribe) ; (9) c. cuentas, com. to balance accounts ; (10) cortarse, see se corta. CORTATUBOS, bor. tool for cutting tubes (Fr. coupe-tuyaux). CORTAVAPOR, st. eng. cut-off, see u. cortador (1), corte (13). CORTAVIDRIOS, glazier's diamond. 116
SPANISH MINING TERMS Cos CORTE, (1) edge of any cutting instrument, cutting edge of a borer, etc., see bisel (2) ; (2) cut or opening in a mountain, see tajo (1) ; (3) c. vertical, plott. section ; (4) Peru, opening to an ore-deposit, either a shaft or drift (Dwight), see boca (2) ; (5) shaft made in searching for a vein of mineral (Velazquez), see cata (4) ; (6) Peru, pay-streak left clear so that ore can be knocked down without becoming mixed with waste (Dwight), see desanchar, desanche ; (7) Ant. Col. Ant. Col. working of a portion of a placer or of a vein at surface ; (8) stope, see grada (2) ; cortes, stopes or block of ground ready for stoping, see macizo (2) ; (9) oro de c., Ant. Col. gold extracted from placers worked on a large scale ; (10) c. de madera, felling of trees, sijn. corta (1), tala ; dressing ; (11) timb. scarfing, formed of the " scarf " or " face " (if short) and the " cut," syn. entrada (7) ; c. en cola de milano, carp, dovetailing ; c. en chaflan, bevel cut ; off the (12) c. de piedra, stonecutting ; (13) c. del vapor, cutting steam, see cortavapor ; (14) c. de traves, carp, cross-cut ; (15) c. transversal, cross-opening in mines ; (16) c. en escalones, mining by banks (Ponce de Leon) ; (17) c. de caja, com. balance-sheet of accounts (Dwight). CORTERO, Ant. Col. peon who works in the stopes [cortes (7)]. CORTEZA, (1) bark of a tree, syn. cascara (1) ; (2) c. terrestre, earth's crust, comp. costra (2). CORTINA (curtain), mas. layers or dry wall [muro (1)] of stone, resting horizontally on masonry (Molina), see Fig. 8, u. arco c. de ; muelle, quay-wall on banks of a river or on sea-shore. CORUNDO, corundum, see corindon. CORVADURA, bend of an arch (arco) or vault. COSTA, see costo. COSTADO (side), side of a pit, gallery or shaft, syn. tabla (2), see hastiales (2), pared (2), comp. boca, caldera (5), piso (4), techo (2) ; costados, the long sides of a shaft, comp. testeros (4) ; costados laterales, see costero (2). COSTAL, sack or large bag ; in Mex. an ore-sack made of the thread of the aloe [pita (2)], each sack contains 150 Ib. ; a costal de jarcia (cordage) is generally used, but if the ore is very rich and contains tierras (4), a costal of leather or hemp is employed, syn. Mex. camino (3) or saca, see saco (1). COSTALERA, ore-sacks (collectively) (Dwight). COSTANERA, (1) see u. cuesta (1) ; (2) rafter, see u. viga. COSTE, see costo. COSTEABLE, Mex. workable or payable (of mines, etc.). COSTEAR, to pay the cost ; costearse, to pay for itself (Dwight). COSTERO, (1) slab or outside piece taken from round timber in sawing it into planks, syn. costilla (3) ; costeros, timb. slabs used as lagging, equiv. Fr. dosses, Ger. Schwarten, see revestimiento (1), u. revestir ; (2) costeros, met. lateral sides of the shaft of a furnace, syn. costados 117
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GIFT OF Dean Frank H. Probert Minin
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MINING AND METALLURGICAL PUBLICATIO
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GIFT OF UtAN l-'KANK H ^ROBERT. r/v
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INTEODUCTION THE author has endeavo
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LIST OF PRINCIPAL WORKS CONSULTED G
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LIST OF PRINCIPAL ABBREVIATIONS USE
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top. . transp. u. u. haul. var. . V
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A DICTIONARY OF SPANISH MINING TERM
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ace ACANTILADO
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ade ACOSTAR, t
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Agr equiv. Fr.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Aju AGULHAS, B
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ale ALBACEA, a
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Aim ALIMONADOS
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Alv ALTA, the
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Anc AMIGO, hor
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Apa ANQUERIA,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Aqu APLOMADOS,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Arg contrafuer
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Arr ARO, (1) h
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Asf ARROYUELO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ata ASPIRANTE,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ave ATRANCAR,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Azo AYUDANTE,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bal BAJA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bar BANG, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bar e.g., bori
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bar BARRERO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ben 2 inches d
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bla BIGORNA, P
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bol BOCACAZ, o
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bom Ger. Erzne
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bet BORNEADOR,
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SPANISH TUNING TERMS Bro BREA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Bur BUFARSE, c
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cab (6), colum
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cab CABILLA, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Caj (2), chain
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Cal Zancudo mi
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Fos de barco,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Fru in a mine
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gal FUNDICION
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Can GALLINAZO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gon GATO, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gra GRANADO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gru by fullers
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gua parts of g
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Gui in the cou
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Has (2) Almade
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HERRUMBRE, rust of iron, see orin.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Hor HOGAR, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Hua operations
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coal ; SPANISH MINING TERMS Hus h.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ing INCORPORAD
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Jab IR (to go,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Jal brown iron
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Jim JORFE, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lag labores 6
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lat boquilla (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Leg LAVAR, to
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lie LEVA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lla LlNEA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Lod or an arti
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mac MACANA, (1
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mae (charcoal)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Man MALACATERO
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Man MANGUETA,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mar the expens
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mas rayado, st
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mec MAZA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mer MEJORA, ME
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Met de crudo,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Min terranean
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mol MOJONACI6N
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mor MONTERA, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Mur MUERTA, se
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Nit (6) negril
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Och NUSCO, Ama
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ore OLIGISTO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pac OROYA, Spa
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pam (2) ; (3)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Par PAPA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pas dividing-p
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pec in 1557, i
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Peo PELLETA, s
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pet PERITO, (1
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pie PICOLETE,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pil the mercur
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pir hacen pint
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pla PISTERO, m
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pla PLANILLA,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Plo batea ; (3
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pol POLIPASTOS
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Poz PORTADA, t
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pro tambre, ta
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Pun they are p
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Que 7 to 8 inc
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QUIMBALETE, SPANISH MINING TERMS Ra
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ray RASCAR, to
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rec REBAJADO,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Reg RECUBRIMIE
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rel REJO, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Res manometric
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ret RESIDUO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rin REVESTIR,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rod ROCA, (Por
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Rum ROSICLER (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Sal SACUDIMIEN
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Seb sliding-do
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ser SENDA, SEN
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Soc SILLERIA,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Son SOLERA, (1
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Sum SOSA, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tac TABLERO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tarn TALA, Por
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tap TAPAR, (1)
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tec to which c
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ten TELURIO, (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ter matrix, or
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tie a deposit,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tir TINADA, pi
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Top TOBERA, tw
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tos hoist ; t.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tra of the Spa
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Tre TRASCONEJA
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Trd branches,
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Und gravel wit
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Var VAGONETA (
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Yen furnace, s
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Vet VERANEO, A
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Vit (6) chem.
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Yes Torrevieja
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SPANISH MINING TERMS Ziq ZAPA, Ant,
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SUPPLEMENTS
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Afl A DICTIONARY OF (berlingado) ;
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Arc A DICTIONARY OF a. de todo punt
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Bal A DICTIONARY OF BALANQA, Port,
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Bro A DICTIONARY OF BROQUEIRO, Port
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Cam A DICTIONARY OF densing-chamber
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Cas A DICTIONARY OF CASCO, (2) helm
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Cla A DICTIONARY OF lents (Ger. Gle
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Cor A DICTIONARY OF COROA, Port. (2
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Des A DICTIONARY OF DESAPLOMAR, Pot
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Enc A DICTIONARY OF ENCRUZAMENTO, P
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Fab A DICTIONARY OF FABRICA, (2) Al
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Gir A DICTIONARY OF GIRO, circular
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Hor A DICTIONARY OF HORRURA, (2) se
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Lla A DICTIONARY OF silver filings
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Mas A DICTIONARY OF pirincha (suppl
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Ner A DICTIONARY OF NERVIO, (3) fib
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Fed A DICTIONARY OF sillar ; p. de
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Pla A DICTIONARY OF syn. p. copella
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Qua A DICTIONARY OF QUADRILHA, Port
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Rep A DICTIONARY OF mercury is gras
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Sed A DICTIONARY OF SEDOSO (silky),
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Tap A DICTIONARY OF TAPA, (2) roof
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Tor A DICTIONARY OF TORO, (2) Mex.
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Vil A DICTIONARY OF SPANISH MINING
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Ass A DICTIONARY OF ASSAY, ensayo (
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Bon A DICTIONARY OF BONNET (of a sa
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Cha A DICTIONARY OF CHAIN, cadena (
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Cos A DICTIONARY OF COSTEANING- or
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Dip A DICTIONARY OF DIP or inclinat
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Lif A DICTIONARY OF LIFTER, see ste
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Mos A DICTIONARY OF MOSS-BOX, caja
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Per A DICTIONARY OF PERCUSSION CAP,
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Qua A DICTIONARY OF QUADRANT, pump,
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Sam A DICTIONARY OF SAMPLER, mech.
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Sta A DICTIONARY OF STAPLE, gland a
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Tax A DICTIONARY OF TAX or royalty,
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Vei A DICTIONARY OF VEIN or lode, v
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