The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1822 - Books |
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Page 128
... respect it seems in- ferior to several other animals , which have been taught to imitate and repeat words or sentences . If animal organization were alone necessary to speech , the Orang Outang , from its striking approach to man ...
... respect it seems in- ferior to several other animals , which have been taught to imitate and repeat words or sentences . If animal organization were alone necessary to speech , the Orang Outang , from its striking approach to man ...
Page 146
... respect botany yields to no other branch of human knowlege , and in one respect surpasses most , in that , while wealth may exhibit its splendour in collecting living plants , yet the study is also compatible with the most humble ...
... respect botany yields to no other branch of human knowlege , and in one respect surpasses most , in that , while wealth may exhibit its splendour in collecting living plants , yet the study is also compatible with the most humble ...
Page 253
... respect had to any other interest , " was nearly literally true . It might not be too much to affirm , that never , since the days of Alfred , had a prince ruled over England who so conspicu- ously united in himself all the qualities of ...
... respect had to any other interest , " was nearly literally true . It might not be too much to affirm , that never , since the days of Alfred , had a prince ruled over England who so conspicu- ously united in himself all the qualities of ...
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