The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... carrying the contents of one's plate to one's mouth , but of filling the plate ( a very important question in ... carry your spoon to your mouth without putting your thumb to it , and you will see what a long time it will take you to get ...
... carrying the contents of one's plate to one's mouth , but of filling the plate ( a very important question in ... carry your spoon to your mouth without putting your thumb to it , and you will see what a long time it will take you to get ...
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... carried it off to the place where it was wanted . Now , allowing that the lump of sugar was very small , and the glass of water very large , the sugar might have passed without your perceiving it , and yet the tooth would have grown all ...
... carried it off to the place where it was wanted . Now , allowing that the lump of sugar was very small , and the glass of water very large , the sugar might have passed without your perceiving it , and yet the tooth would have grown all ...
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... the lady of a house whose servants have shut the door of the kitchen in her face that they may carry on their business after their own fashion , leaving only the housemaid and coachman at her com mand THE STOMACH . 65.
... the lady of a house whose servants have shut the door of the kitchen in her face that they may carry on their business after their own fashion , leaving only the housemaid and coachman at her com mand THE STOMACH . 65.
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... carry wood in his pockets . Wood ? Ay , and real wood too , as we shall soon see : but it is not wood we are talking about now . The blood has something more to the purpose than wood in his pockets , for he has heat ready made . So when ...
... carry wood in his pockets . Wood ? Ay , and real wood too , as we shall soon see : but it is not wood we are talking about now . The blood has something more to the purpose than wood in his pockets , for he has heat ready made . So when ...
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... carried me back to the time when , as is now the case with you , the mysteries which lie hidden in our internal organization were beginning to be revealed to my mind ; and you will one day know with what delight one recalls the ...
... carried me back to the time when , as is now the case with you , the mysteries which lie hidden in our internal organization were beginning to be revealed to my mind ; and you will one day know with what delight one recalls the ...
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