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Page 117
... animals of different classes ; and the smallest plant may be termed the centre of a living circle . It is also de- serving of remark that no animal is destitute of those organs which are necessary to its particular mode of procuring ...
... animals of different classes ; and the smallest plant may be termed the centre of a living circle . It is also de- serving of remark that no animal is destitute of those organs which are necessary to its particular mode of procuring ...
Page 122
... Animals , again , relate to that division of water which is absorbed by animals for the purpose of renovating their blood and humours , and which is received into their system by mouths , trunks , pores , & c . of diversified structure ...
... Animals , again , relate to that division of water which is absorbed by animals for the purpose of renovating their blood and humours , and which is received into their system by mouths , trunks , pores , & c . of diversified structure ...
Page 162
... animals are per- mitted to contemplate their living progeny , as bees , wasps , ants , termites , several species of Sphex , ear - wigs , field - bugs , and spiders . The common ear - wig , which has been so un- justly traduced by ...
... animals are per- mitted to contemplate their living progeny , as bees , wasps , ants , termites , several species of Sphex , ear - wigs , field - bugs , and spiders . The common ear - wig , which has been so un- justly traduced by ...
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