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Page 118
... Harmonies of Man , in combination with which the author considers the Human Harmonies of Vege- tables , afford ample scope to his observation and his elo- quence : but the topics of this part of his inquiry , which principally refer to ...
... Harmonies of Man , in combination with which the author considers the Human Harmonies of Vege- tables , afford ample scope to his observation and his elo- quence : but the topics of this part of his inquiry , which principally refer to ...
Page 123
... harmonies . ' 6 The To the Terrestrial Harmonies of the Sun and Moon belong the positive and negative , the active or the passive , operations of mountains and vallies , when viewed in relation to these lumi- naries . Thus , parasol ...
... harmonies . ' 6 The To the Terrestrial Harmonies of the Sun and Moon belong the positive and negative , the active or the passive , operations of mountains and vallies , when viewed in relation to these lumi- naries . Thus , parasol ...
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... Harmonies of the Earth , our attention is directed to the consideration of those mountains which are reckoned peculiar to the earth itself ; as the great granitic chains , which combine the harmonies of all the others , and may be ...
... Harmonies of the Earth , our attention is directed to the consideration of those mountains which are reckoned peculiar to the earth itself ; as the great granitic chains , which combine the harmonies of all the others , and may be ...
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