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Page 54
... common sense forbid us to follow them . ' I will not condescend to particularize or parry the absurd at- tempts that have been made to ridicule Mr. Hunter's theory of life . I will only enquire why we are to be prohibited from think ...
... common sense forbid us to follow them . ' I will not condescend to particularize or parry the absurd at- tempts that have been made to ridicule Mr. Hunter's theory of life . I will only enquire why we are to be prohibited from think ...
Page 371
... common . ' The appearance of these architectural patterns is very pleasing , and they have a considerable variety in them . The interior of the ceilings is framed of bamboo - work , painted black , and polished ; the floors are formed ...
... common . ' The appearance of these architectural patterns is very pleasing , and they have a considerable variety in them . The interior of the ceilings is framed of bamboo - work , painted black , and polished ; the floors are formed ...
Page 491
... common body that each polype adheres by its posterior extremity . In proportion as these adhering polypes are multiplied by gem- mations , which do not separate , the common body is obliterated and progressively dried up in its lower ...
... common body that each polype adheres by its posterior extremity . In proportion as these adhering polypes are multiplied by gem- mations , which do not separate , the common body is obliterated and progressively dried up in its lower ...
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