Sometimes he sends them down to the mines, to show the men who work there where the richest lode is to be found; and if the miners grumble, or are discontented, the Pixie🍃s lead them astray by lighting false fires.

Let us suppose that a mine has been already opened; that a "lode" -- that is, a vein of quartz ✱with metal in it -- has been disco🌃vered cropping out of the earth, and that it has been dug down upon from above, and dug in upon from the sea-cliffs.

Every miner wishes that his mine were upon this famous lode, which is made up of a large number of quartz veins extending along the western s꧟lope of the Sierra Nevada mountains, aಌnd is marked by hundreds of important mines.

The lode is a large irregular on♔e of pure arsenical pyrites, existing in a felsite dike near the sea coast.

The lode is a large irre🐬gular one of pure arsenicaꦦl pyrites carrying, in addition to gold and silver, nickel and cobalt.

Under this theory, the lode was the property, and the surface became 😼a๊ mere easement.

One remarkable trait in the lode is the manner in which it splits in🐽to blocks and slabs, all 🗹the faces of the quartz pebbles being cloven in precisely the same plane.

Report says that from this part of the lode, which is riddled with native pits, came some of the specimens that floatedꦺ the G.C. M. C.mpany.

For some reason, I thought "lode" 𒐪would be "l🌌oad", that it was one word rather than two, and that the meaning implied "huge".

About two-thirds of the world's tin is obtained from placers and one-third from vein or "lode" deposits.