The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... able one . The precise age at which the interest of a young mind can be turned towards this practical branch of natural history is an open question , and not worth disputing about . It may vary even in different individuals . The ...
... able one . The precise age at which the interest of a young mind can be turned towards this practical branch of natural history is an open question , and not worth disputing about . It may vary even in different individuals . The ...
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... able to recognize it again , if we had not watched it through all its gradations of form , and escorted it , as it were , from stage to stage . Let me make this clear to you by a comparison . You know the lamp which is lit every evening ...
... able to recognize it again , if we had not watched it through all its gradations of form , and escorted it , as it were , from stage to stage . Let me make this clear to you by a comparison . You know the lamp which is lit every evening ...
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... never given it a thought , I dare say . It is not enough merely that one should have a mouth , we must be able to put what we want within it . What would you do at dinner , for instance , if ( 19 ) First Part MAN II THE HAND.
... never given it a thought , I dare say . It is not enough merely that one should have a mouth , we must be able to put what we want within it . What would you do at dinner , for instance , if ( 19 ) First Part MAN II THE HAND.
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... able to do it so easily . But however well I may have expressed it , I am by no means sure , after all , that I have succeeded in show- ing you clearly , how absolutely necessary our hand is to us in eating , and why it has the honor to ...
... able to do it so easily . But however well I may have expressed it , I am by no means sure , after all , that I have succeeded in show- ing you clearly , how absolutely necessary our hand is to us in eating , and why it has the honor to ...
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... able to look clearly into one's frame , and see what goes on inside , but the amusement anything affords is the least important part of it ; you have begun to find this out already , and you will find it out more and more every day ...
... able to look clearly into one's frame , and see what goes on inside , but the amusement anything affords is the least important part of it ; you have begun to find this out already , and you will find it out more and more every day ...
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