Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 pages |
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... live much upon the water , the oil is very abundant . They smear their feathers with it , the water is repelled , it ... live principally upon fish ; I put them under your care : give them their proper food . " I might say to others ...
... live much upon the water , the oil is very abundant . They smear their feathers with it , the water is repelled , it ... live principally upon fish ; I put them under your care : give them their proper food . " I might say to others ...
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... live where the boy cannot live ; and that it can also live where the fish would perish . Let us see how this happens . " You and I breathe by means of lungs , which are in that part of the body called the chest . Every breath we draw ...
... live where the boy cannot live ; and that it can also live where the fish would perish . Let us see how this happens . " You and I breathe by means of lungs , which are in that part of the body called the chest . Every breath we draw ...
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... live , seem to live in order to eat . No organ , perhaps , is more unfairly dealt with ' than the stomach . By some , it is first overloaded and then pampered , for the mere animal pleasure of eating ; for which the simple cure is to ...
... live , seem to live in order to eat . No organ , perhaps , is more unfairly dealt with ' than the stomach . By some , it is first overloaded and then pampered , for the mere animal pleasure of eating ; for which the simple cure is to ...
Contents
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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