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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 74
( Min. ) A magnesian carbonate of lime, tinged by oxide of iron and manganese. The name is applied more especially to those varieties of brown crystallized Dolomite which contain carbonate of iron. Brown's Point, in New Jersey, a village of Mon mouth co., on Raritan Bay, 5 m. S.E. of Perth-Amboy. Browns'port, in Tenne ee , a village of Decatur co., on the Tenne ee River, 110 m. W.S.W. of Nashville. Brown Stout, n. A superior kind of porter. of her sex approach her in strength of imagination and Browns'town, in Arkansas , a P.O. of Sevier co. knowledge. Her Sonnets from the Portuguese , are among Browns'town, in Indiana , a post-township of Jack the best love poems in any language. The Browning son co., 25 m. S.S.W. of Columbus Society, started in London in 1881, promote the study -A post-village, cap. of above co., 70 m. S. of Indiana poof his works; has been followed by others in the U. S. lis. B's. style is often obscure, he is besides being the most Browns'town, in Michigan , a post-village and town erudite of poets, full of intense humor and sympathy. ship of Wayne co., 14 m. N.E. of Monroe city.
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