Littell's Living Age, Том 44Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1855 |
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... eyes of the fect outline of what Dr. Whewell has thus far Creator . I do not know what philosophy rep- advanced on the subject , without appreciating resents man as insignificant in the eyes of the the caution and discretion with which ...
... eyes of the fect outline of what Dr. Whewell has thus far Creator . I do not know what philosophy rep- advanced on the subject , without appreciating resents man as insignificant in the eyes of the the caution and discretion with which ...
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... eyes flashed fire as he replied , " It's well - built clipper , with six guns on a side , and splendid . It makes a man jump to think of it ! a long Tom in the middle , and a letter of To be cutting away at the rate of eleven knots ...
... eyes flashed fire as he replied , " It's well - built clipper , with six guns on a side , and splendid . It makes a man jump to think of it ! a long Tom in the middle , and a letter of To be cutting away at the rate of eleven knots ...
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... eyes — to be a favorite food of the monkey , yet which and the eyes themselves large , and luminous belongs to the deleterious oleander tribe , had with a fiery light . The creature was at least a peculiarly striking appearance , from ...
... eyes — to be a favorite food of the monkey , yet which and the eyes themselves large , and luminous belongs to the deleterious oleander tribe , had with a fiery light . The creature was at least a peculiarly striking appearance , from ...
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... eyes , and ours ; yet , it is owned , it cannot " increase hear with two ears , and touch with ten fingers , the ... eye - ball , or in eye , and increased sensibility of the retina , an Argus with a hundred ? May it not reign in would ...
... eyes , and ours ; yet , it is owned , it cannot " increase hear with two ears , and touch with ten fingers , the ... eye - ball , or in eye , and increased sensibility of the retina , an Argus with a hundred ? May it not reign in would ...
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... eyes the pupils of which are suffi- Here our Pluralist is quite at home , and ciently enlarged , and the retina's sensibility evidently in great favor . The stars twinkle sufficiently increased , to admit of seeing with and glitter with ...
... eyes the pupils of which are suffi- Here our Pluralist is quite at home , and ciently enlarged , and the retina's sensibility evidently in great favor . The stars twinkle sufficiently increased , to admit of seeing with and glitter with ...
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