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The Chronicles of Central Pennsylvania Mineralogy - Part I
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The Chronicles of Central Pennsylvania Mineralogy - Part
II
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The Chronicles of Central Pennsylvania
Mineralogy - Part III
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The Chronicles of Central Pennsylvania
Mineralogy - Part IV
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The Chronicles of Central Pennsylvania
Mineralogy - Part V
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The Chronicles of Central Pennsylvania
Mineralogy - Part VI
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1 Thou shalt not touch thy neighbor's minerals unless he places them in thy hands.
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Thou shalt not test the strength of crystals by pushing, squeezing, or biting.
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Thou shalt not drop thy neighbor's fossils, for many do not bounce properly.
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Thou shalt not place thy neighbor's specimens in thine own pocket.
5
Thou shalt not test thy neighbor's agates for hardness by rubbing them
together.
6 Thou shalt not argue the name of a mineral too violently; sometimes thou could be wrong.
7 Thou shalt not climb above thy neighbor's head when on a field trip lest thou are willing to spend the day digging him out.
8 Thou shalt protect thine eyes, hands and feet so that they can enjoy many field trips.
9 Thou shalt not encroach upon thy neighbor's diggings lest his hammer be dropped upon thee.
10
Thou shalt neither complain about nor
denounce thy club officers under the penalty of being elected one thyself.
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