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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 ...
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... common degree of audacity . We shall not , however , waste any valuable time on an author who , we fear , is quite incorrigible in this respect ; and we shall rather turn to his poetical merits ; which , with the drawback of obscurity ...
... common degree of audacity . We shall not , however , waste any valuable time on an author who , we fear , is quite incorrigible in this respect ; and we shall rather turn to his poetical merits ; which , with the drawback of obscurity ...
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... common , fleshy , and living body , either lobed or ramified , and uniformly fixed by the base . These are devoid of an external polypary , and of an internal solid axis ; their pulpy surface being entirely or partially in- vested with ...
... common , fleshy , and living body , either lobed or ramified , and uniformly fixed by the base . These are devoid of an external polypary , and of an internal solid axis ; their pulpy surface being entirely or partially in- vested with ...
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Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
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