The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... holds the wick and drives the air into the flame to make it burn brightly . Then take away the screw , which sends the wick up and down ; undo the pieces one by one , un til none remain but those absolutely necessary to having a ...
... holds the wick and drives the air into the flame to make it burn brightly . Then take away the screw , which sends the wick up and down ; undo the pieces one by one , un til none remain but those absolutely necessary to having a ...
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... hold of anything ( a piece of bread , we will say , as we are on the subject of eating ) , have you noticed that it is always the thumb who puts himself forward , and that he is always on one side by himself , whilst the rest of the ...
... hold of anything ( a piece of bread , we will say , as we are on the subject of eating ) , have you noticed that it is always the thumb who puts himself forward , and that he is always on one side by himself , whilst the rest of the ...
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... hold of a fork , our feet have also each five fingers , but the largest cannot face the others ; it is not a thumb , therefore , and it is because of this that our feet are not hands . Now the monkey has thumbs on the four members ...
... hold of a fork , our feet have also each five fingers , but the largest cannot face the others ; it is not a thumb , therefore , and it is because of this that our feet are not hands . Now the monkey has thumbs on the four members ...
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... hold of our coffee - biscuit between the thumb and forefinger , and behold it is on its road - Open the mouth , and it is soon done ! But before we begin to chew , let us stop to consider a little . The mouth is the door at which ...
... hold of our coffee - biscuit between the thumb and forefinger , and behold it is on its road - Open the mouth , and it is soon done ! But before we begin to chew , let us stop to consider a little . The mouth is the door at which ...
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... hold of this terrible phosphorus , which is set on fire by a mere nothing , and which we dare not put into our mouths ; where do they find the lime which I also protest is not fit to eat , and yet of which we have stores from our heads ...
... hold of this terrible phosphorus , which is set on fire by a mere nothing , and which we dare not put into our mouths ; where do they find the lime which I also protest is not fit to eat , and yet of which we have stores from our heads ...
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