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Pagina 209
However , as he chooses to abstain from any detailed explanation , it is better to
pass at once to the account of the third of his voyages . It appears that a certain
firm of ship - owners had a ship expressly built for the purpose of enabling
Captain ...
However , as he chooses to abstain from any detailed explanation , it is better to
pass at once to the account of the third of his voyages . It appears that a certain
firm of ship - owners had a ship expressly built for the purpose of enabling
Captain ...
Pagina 357
An observing philosopher , who had spent the better part of his life in Asia , an
officer , once gave this solution of the subject : The ostrich starts from the forest to
the desert to deposit her eggs . She lays two eggs , which are deeply covered
with ...
An observing philosopher , who had spent the better part of his life in Asia , an
officer , once gave this solution of the subject : The ostrich starts from the forest to
the desert to deposit her eggs . She lays two eggs , which are deeply covered
with ...
Pagina 433
We remember once being struck with the description given us by a professional
gentleman , of the scene which took place in the gallery of the theatre at the
College of Surgeons , when Sir Charles Bell astonished his audience by a
singular ...
We remember once being struck with the description given us by a professional
gentleman , of the scene which took place in the gallery of the theatre at the
College of Surgeons , when Sir Charles Bell astonished his audience by a
singular ...
Pagina 556
A very cursory glance at the language put into the mouth of Lord Brougham will at
once convince the reader either that the concoctor of the dialogue is utterly
ignorant of the mental accomplishments of the Chancellor , or that he has
designedly ...
A very cursory glance at the language put into the mouth of Lord Brougham will at
once convince the reader either that the concoctor of the dialogue is utterly
ignorant of the mental accomplishments of the Chancellor , or that he has
designedly ...
Pagina 580
Moreover , avowed deists , who in Eng . land would be scouted as infidels , are
as much respected as the most devout Christians , provided they belong to a sect
and congregate once a week to profess their limited faith . Lukewarmness ...
Moreover , avowed deists , who in Eng . land would be scouted as infidels , are
as much respected as the most devout Christians , provided they belong to a sect
and congregate once a week to profess their limited faith . Lukewarmness ...
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