In the seeking, as was given in the information, the lapis -
not lapis lingua, because that is different but of the same
formation, or comes from the same formation - but the lapis
is there, in the hall - north side - front of the north
window, in the mineral divisions here - large blue stone. It
weighs nearly a ton and has many facets, in the manner in
which it was removed from the mines; is from Arizona, and the
color necessary for use as instructed - may be seen by
stooping below or getting the light through a portion of the
upper part, though - to be sure - it's very much thicker than
would be necessary for use. It's there! Not lapis linguis,
but LAPIS!
Ready for questions.
(Q) Under what name is it catalogued? Please spell the
entire name.
(A) L-a-p-i-s.
(Q) From what place in Arizona is it listed as having come
from?
(A) Nearer Tucson.
(Q) Is this stone to be found in the Morgan wing of the
Natural History Museum of N.Y.?
(A) In the mineral - the general mineral division. See,
there isn't such a far distance removed - only about six feet
- from a stellyte [stalactite? selenite?] which also comes
from Arizona, one of the largest in the museum. It is
cinder, of course.
(Q) Spell the word lingua.
(A) It's been given. [See
440-2] Look it up! Do something
for yourself!
We are through.
BACKGROUND
See
440-3, Par. 9-A--13-A on
12/18/33, also all previous
rdgs. in the [
440] series.
REPORTS
See subsequent rdgs. under [
440] series,
440-11, etc.



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