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correct with the datings of [illegible], Maine, all
are therefore of the same age. These strata in western
Maine are cubal metamorphosed by granites
that were of Post Pennsylvanian time. Then, there were no
known Carls, strata across southern Maine
until about St. John's River B. The "Late Devon"
plant beds of Perry Maine and in are probably
of [illegible] time.
The strata on either side of the Green
Mounts have the schistosity dip through the Mounts,
towards the east on the Lake Champlain side,
and towards the west on the Connecticut Valley side.
The Leyden schists of supposed Devonian
time go north from Bennington to Littleton
N.H. Hampshire. They are also at Lake Memphremagog.