The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... facts speak sufficiently in its favor ; but as translator , and to some extent editor , I wish to add my testimony to the great charm as well as merit of the little work . I sat down to it , I must own , with no special predilection in ...
... facts speak sufficiently in its favor ; but as translator , and to some extent editor , I wish to add my testimony to the great charm as well as merit of the little work . I sat down to it , I must own , with no special predilection in ...
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... facts of life out of the depths of scientific learning , and made them literally comprehensible by a child . · · There is one point ( independent of the scientific teaching ) and that , happily , the only really important one , in which ...
... facts of life out of the depths of scientific learning , and made them literally comprehensible by a child . · · There is one point ( independent of the scientific teaching ) and that , happily , the only really important one , in which ...
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... facts will be found to be connected with this chewing of a piece of bread . A big book might be written about them , were all the details to be entered into . First and foremost - Have you ever asked yourself why people eat ? You laugh ...
... facts will be found to be connected with this chewing of a piece of bread . A big book might be written about them , were all the details to be entered into . First and foremost - Have you ever asked yourself why people eat ? You laugh ...
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... fact , the same machine still . This , then , is what we are now going to look at to- gether , my dear little girl . We will study first , piece by piece , the exquisite machine within ourselves , which is of such unceasing use to us as ...
... fact , the same machine still . This , then , is what we are now going to look at to- gether , my dear little girl . We will study first , piece by piece , the exquisite machine within ourselves , which is of such unceasing use to us as ...
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... fact that what is unfit for food , is almost always to be recognized as it enters the mouth , by its disagreeable taste ; a further proof that God has thought of everything . Medicines , it is true , are unpleasant to the taste , and ...
... fact that what is unfit for food , is almost always to be recognized as it enters the mouth , by its disagreeable taste ; a further proof that God has thought of everything . Medicines , it is true , are unpleasant to the taste , and ...
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