The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... door at which everything enters . Now , to every well - kept door there is a doorkeeper , or porter . And what is the office of a well - instructed porter ? Well , he asks the people that present THE HAND . 23.
... door at which everything enters . Now , to every well - kept door there is a doorkeeper , or porter . And what is the office of a well - instructed porter ? Well , he asks the people that present THE HAND . 23.
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... door of the mouth is the sense of taste . It is he who does the honors of the house so agreeably to proper visitors , and gives such an unscrupulous dis- missal to unpleasant intruders . In other words , it is by his directions that we ...
... door of the mouth is the sense of taste . It is he who does the honors of the house so agreeably to proper visitors , and gives such an unscrupulous dis- missal to unpleasant intruders . In other words , it is by his directions that we ...
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... door , to make the toilettes for the visitors who present themselves , and to put them in order for being received in the drawing room . You will see there some jolly little fellows , who are alsɔ very useful in their way , and whose ...
... door , to make the toilettes for the visitors who present themselves , and to put them in order for being received in the drawing room . You will see there some jolly little fellows , who are alsɔ very useful in their way , and whose ...
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... door , or on a wall , it leaves a luminous trail of a very peculiar appearance , which has been called phosphores cent , from the name of the substance which produces it . And in this way one can write on walls in letters of fire , to ...
... door , or on a wall , it leaves a luminous trail of a very peculiar appearance , which has been called phosphores cent , from the name of the substance which produces it . And in this way one can write on walls in letters of fire , to ...
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... door , as it did at first . Swallowing is in fact a complicated action , and not to be explained in half a dozen words , and I think we have already chatted enough for to - day . I only wish I may not have tired you out with these ...
... door , as it did at first . Swallowing is in fact a complicated action , and not to be explained in half a dozen words , and I think we have already chatted enough for to - day . I only wish I may not have tired you out with these ...
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