...of a resembling east. So far as appears, neither flock nor herd could have lived on its greenest and richest plains. Nor does even the flora of the Oolite...we find floras amid which man might have profitably laboured as a dresser of gardens, a tiller of fields, or a keeper of flocks and herds. Nay, there are...

...unfitted, apparently, for the support of either graminivorous bird or herbivorous quadruped. Nor does the flora of the Oolite seem to have been in the least...we find floras amid which man might have profitably laboured : nay, there are whole orders and families of plants, of the very first importance to man,...

...unfitted, apparently, for the support of either graminiverous bird or herbivorous quadruped. Nor does the flora of the Oolite seem to have been in the least...herdsman. Not until we enter on the Tertiary periods do wo find floras amid which man might have profitably laboured : nay, there are whole orders and families...

...unfitted, apparently, for the support of either graminiverous bird or herbivorous quadruped. Nor does the flora of the Oolite seem to have been in the least...we find floras amid which man might have profitably laboured: nay, there are whole orders and families of plants, of the very first importance to man,...

...unfitted, apparently, for the support of either graminiverous bird or herbivorous quadruped. Nor does the flora of the Oolite seem to have been in the least...the Tertiary periods do we find floras amid which mail might have profitably laboured : nay, there are whole orders and families of plants, of the very...

...of a resembling cast. So far as appears, neither flock nor herd could have lived on its greenest and richest plains. Nor does even the flora of the Oolite...we find floras amid which man might have profitably laboured as a dresser of gardens, a tiller of fields, or a keeper of flocks and herds. Nay, there are...

...of a resembling cast. So far as appears, neither flock nor herd could have lived on its greenest and richest plains ; nor does even the flora of the Oolite...we find floras amid which man might have profitably laboured as* a dresser of gardens, a tiller of fields, or a keeper of flocks and herds. Nay, there...

...of a resembling cast. So far as appears, neither flock nor herd could have lived on its greenest and richest plains ; nor does even the flora of the Oolite...floras amid which man might have profitably labored ns a dresser of gardens, a tiller of fields, or a keeper of flocks and herds. Nay, there arc whole...

...above compare the following passage from Hugh Miller's work on the " Testimony of the Eocks," p. 48. " Not, until we enter on the tertiary periods do we find floras amid which man might have profitably laboured as a dresser of gardens, a tiller of fields, or a keeper of flocks and herds. Nay there are...

...his " Testimony of the Rocks," offers the following equally striking and pertinent remarks : — " Not until we enter on the Tertiary periods, do we find floras, amid which man might have profitably laboured as a dresser of gardens, or a keeper of flocks and herds. Nay, there are whole orders and...