Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 pages |
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Page 68
... fingers ; of course it would be unwise to have the fingers immersed for more than an instant in the molten mass . Many wonderful escapes from the fiery ordeal of ancient days may be accounted for in this way . The following remarkable ...
... fingers ; of course it would be unwise to have the fingers immersed for more than an instant in the molten mass . Many wonderful escapes from the fiery ordeal of ancient days may be accounted for in this way . The following remarkable ...
Page 90
... finger thus form a hook for holding , which is rendered still more complete when the joint at the root of the finger is also bent . The little and fore fingers can be extended separately with ease . This is because each has an ...
... finger thus form a hook for holding , which is rendered still more complete when the joint at the root of the finger is also bent . The little and fore fingers can be extended separately with ease . This is because each has an ...
Page 94
... fingers they are ranged in rows , and occasion the surface ridges which the epidermis presents . On the last division of the fingers , these ridges may be seen to run more or less round a centre near the prominent part of the pulpy ...
... fingers they are ranged in rows , and occasion the surface ridges which the epidermis presents . On the last division of the fingers , these ridges may be seen to run more or less round a centre near the prominent part of the pulpy ...
Contents
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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