If […] you mix them, you may turn these two fluid liquors into a constant body.

While tetradymite has been recorded in shallow settings (e.g., Boulder County belt), this mineral along with other bismuth tellurides like wehrlite, tellurbismuth, and so forth (see Thompson, 1949) seem to be most common in mesothermal and even more intense settings.

Wallace beats his palm against the reluctant handle of the faucet until it gives way, and the water comes out too hard, too fast.

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