The Book of Nature, Volumen3Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828 |
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... feeling , we look abroad into the natural world under the present state of things ; and behold in what an infinite multiplicity of shapes , and forms , and textures , and modifications , this same de- graded substrate of matter is ...
... feeling , we look abroad into the natural world under the present state of things ; and behold in what an infinite multiplicity of shapes , and forms , and textures , and modifications , this same de- graded substrate of matter is ...
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... feeling , the gland of a brain , from which the nervous cord usually , though not always , shoots , is the proper organ of in- telligence ; and as I had occasion to observe in a former study , when lecturing upon the subject of the ...
... feeling , the gland of a brain , from which the nervous cord usually , though not always , shoots , is the proper organ of in- telligence ; and as I had occasion to observe in a former study , when lecturing upon the subject of the ...
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... feeling its way forward , and opening the shutters to the admission of that pure and invigorating light , which in consequence breaks in upon it . It must be obvious , however , to every one who has attended to the operations of his ...
... feeling its way forward , and opening the shutters to the admission of that pure and invigorating light , which in consequence breaks in upon it . It must be obvious , however , to every one who has attended to the operations of his ...
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... feeling or prejudice followed up by Arcesilas , that he soon began to doubt , and advised his scholars to doubt also , of the reality of every thing they saw about them ; and at length terminated his doubts in questioning the competency ...
... feeling or prejudice followed up by Arcesilas , that he soon began to doubt , and advised his scholars to doubt also , of the reality of every thing they saw about them ; and at length terminated his doubts in questioning the competency ...
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... feeling with his hands about him , and finding out that he can run them against a something or a somebody else , against a man or a post . He then returns home to himself once more , overjoyed with this demonstration of his fingers ...
... feeling with his hands about him , and finding out that he can run them against a something or a somebody else , against a man or a post . He then returns home to himself once more , overjoyed with this demonstration of his fingers ...
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