New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 69Henry Colburn, 1843 |
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... existence and direction . The only evidence in fact , as Professor Owen observes , which the skeleton of the cetaceous mammal gives of the powerful horizontal caudal - fin which characterizes the recent animal , is the depressed or ...
... existence and direction . The only evidence in fact , as Professor Owen observes , which the skeleton of the cetaceous mammal gives of the powerful horizontal caudal - fin which characterizes the recent animal , is the depressed or ...
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... existence of angels altogether ; yet every body agrees to the existence of the race , however violently they may repudiate its individual repre- sentative . If none were angelic , but they whom universal thinking made so , angels would ...
... existence of angels altogether ; yet every body agrees to the existence of the race , however violently they may repudiate its individual repre- sentative . If none were angelic , but they whom universal thinking made so , angels would ...
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... existence of cor- poreal workaday angels , or to set them down under some new and un- heard of category , as hovering in a tertium quid state , between ex- istence and non - existence , like that of Ovid's post diluvian animal creatures ...
... existence of cor- poreal workaday angels , or to set them down under some new and un- heard of category , as hovering in a tertium quid state , between ex- istence and non - existence , like that of Ovid's post diluvian animal creatures ...
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Short Rides in an Authors Omnibus By Horace Smith | 17 |
The Barnabys in America Concluded By Mrs Trollope | 37 |
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