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Page 33
... considered by the authors as more nearly resembling the larvæ of insects than testaceous vermes . From our own observations , we are satisfied that some of them really are the larvæ of insects , but we have considerable doubts whe- ther ...
... considered by the authors as more nearly resembling the larvæ of insects than testaceous vermes . From our own observations , we are satisfied that some of them really are the larvæ of insects , but we have considerable doubts whe- ther ...
Page 54
... considered as intruders . ' We apprehend that when he represents their animosities as arising from religious antipathy , he is not accurate in his statement : because , though they might at that time have assumed such an appearance ...
... considered as intruders . ' We apprehend that when he represents their animosities as arising from religious antipathy , he is not accurate in his statement : because , though they might at that time have assumed such an appearance ...
Page 71
... considered by the author as in a sense finished , it will not be doubted by those who know what alterations are introduced into the parts of a large work at the several stages of its progress , that , had Mr. Fox lived to complete his ...
... considered by the author as in a sense finished , it will not be doubted by those who know what alterations are introduced into the parts of a large work at the several stages of its progress , that , had Mr. Fox lived to complete his ...
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