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... matter which is carried off in both these cases being supposed to be deposited at the bottom of the ocean . To produce the present state of things , by such agents , must have required a very long series of ages : but this is admitted ...
... matter which is carried off in both these cases being supposed to be deposited at the bottom of the ocean . To produce the present state of things , by such agents , must have required a very long series of ages : but this is admitted ...
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... matter , it must be deficient in manner : but every page of the work shews this apprehension to be groundless . Yet we see nothing that painfully indicates joint labour ; so fully is the editor possessed of the thoughts and spirit of ...
... matter , it must be deficient in manner : but every page of the work shews this apprehension to be groundless . Yet we see nothing that painfully indicates joint labour ; so fully is the editor possessed of the thoughts and spirit of ...
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... matter of heat , we give freedom to our minds , and afford at once an opportunity of enquiring into the laws by which this principle is regulated . ' The dis- covery that life is a peculiar substance , or a specific kind of matter , is ...
... matter of heat , we give freedom to our minds , and afford at once an opportunity of enquiring into the laws by which this principle is regulated . ' The dis- covery that life is a peculiar substance , or a specific kind of matter , is ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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