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... animal , ac- cording to the best evidence , has never been known to make any attempt at articulate sounds . Indeed , in this respect it seems in- ferior to several other animals , which have been taught to imitate and repeat words or ...
... animal , ac- cording to the best evidence , has never been known to make any attempt at articulate sounds . Indeed , in this respect it seems in- ferior to several other animals , which have been taught to imitate and repeat words or ...
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... animal as when applied externally to a dead one : but the quality , on which this property depends , appears to be readily volatilized by heat . - - Account of the Travelled Stone near Castle Stuart , Inverness- shire . By Thomas Lauder ...
... animal as when applied externally to a dead one : but the quality , on which this property depends , appears to be readily volatilized by heat . - - Account of the Travelled Stone near Castle Stuart , Inverness- shire . By Thomas Lauder ...
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... animal , not the slightest doubt will remain in the mind of the operator as to which of these nerves bestows sensibility ; for the nerve of this original class being divided , the skin and com- mon substance are deprived of sensibility ...
... animal , not the slightest doubt will remain in the mind of the operator as to which of these nerves bestows sensibility ; for the nerve of this original class being divided , the skin and com- mon substance are deprived of sensibility ...
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