...invariably see, for a breadth of several miles, veins of granite in great abundance penetrating the schist, often cutting through them, but, perhaps, most frequently...almost every case, composed of schistose rock, but the granite veins may be most clearly seen on the faces of the mountains to very great elevations.* Kamet,...

...invariably see, for a breadth of several miles, veins of granite in great abundance penetrating the schist, often cutting through them, but, perhaps, most frequently...' every case, composed of schistose rock, but the granite veins ' may be most clearly seen on the faces of the mountains to ' very great elevations.*...

...' Quarterly Journ. the Indo-Gangetic chain, observes: "Along the lines on which of ^°^ Soc- '84I> the points of greatest elevation are found in this...almost every case, composed of schistose rock, but the granite veins may be most clearly seen on the faces of the mountains to very great elevations. Kamet,...

..."I granite in great abundance penetrating the whists, often cutting through them, but perhnps moat frequently following the bedding of the strata, between...almost every case, composed of schistose rock, but the granite veins may be most clearly seen on the laces of the mountains to very great elevations. Kamet,...

...lines of greatest elevation, veins of granite which penetrate the schists and most frequently follow the bedding of the strata between which they seem to have been forced, are commonly found, and the great peaks are generally composed of schistose rocks, gneiss, and clay-slate....