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... structural devices . How would you propose to classify speeches in this respect ? • Discuss , in particular , the morphology of ( a ) Bantu , ( b ) Ural - Altaic , ( c ) Indo - European . 3. What genealogical " families " of speech have ...
... structural devices . How would you propose to classify speeches in this respect ? • Discuss , in particular , the morphology of ( a ) Bantu , ( b ) Ural - Altaic , ( c ) Indo - European . 3. What genealogical " families " of speech have ...
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... of the formations of the Mesozoic Period , distinguishing them from those of the Palæozoic below and from the Cainozoic above ? 7. Define by structural characters , and give the geological 66 EXAMINATION PAPERS .
... of the formations of the Mesozoic Period , distinguishing them from those of the Palæozoic below and from the Cainozoic above ? 7. Define by structural characters , and give the geological 66 EXAMINATION PAPERS .
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7. Define by structural characters , and give the geological range of any genus of Pterosauria . 8. In what respects do the ... structure of Trilobites . To what ages of strata are they confined ? Give the generic characters of some ...
7. Define by structural characters , and give the geological range of any genus of Pterosauria . 8. In what respects do the ... structure of Trilobites . To what ages of strata are they confined ? Give the generic characters of some ...
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... structures . 3. A reservoir wall is 10 feet high , 2 feet thick at top , and 6 feet at bottom , its inner or wet face being vertical . Discuss its stability fully , the material weighing 150 lbs . per cubic foot . 4. A beam 20 feet long ...
... structures . 3. A reservoir wall is 10 feet high , 2 feet thick at top , and 6 feet at bottom , its inner or wet face being vertical . Discuss its stability fully , the material weighing 150 lbs . per cubic foot . 4. A beam 20 feet long ...
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... of drawings , the minute structure of the large intestine . What changes occur to the contents of the large intestine whilst passing through it ? M 2. What are the effects upon the arterial blood pres- ANNUAL EXAMINATION , OCT . , 1897.
... of drawings , the minute structure of the large intestine . What changes occur to the contents of the large intestine whilst passing through it ? M 2. What are the effects upon the arterial blood pres- ANNUAL EXAMINATION , OCT . , 1897.
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Página 72 - Man may be excused for feeling some pride at having risen, though not through his own exertions, to the very summit of the organic scale; and the fact of his having thus risen, instead of having been aboriginally placed there, may give him hope for a still higher destiny in the distant future.
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Página 210 - O daß dem Menschen nichts Vollkommnes wird, Empfind ich nun! Du gabst zu dieser Wonne, Die mich den Göttern nah und näher bringt, Mir den Gefährten, den ich schon nicht mehr Entbehren kann, wenn er gleich, kalt und frech, Mich vor mir selbst erniedrigt und zu nichts, Mit einem Worthauch, deine Gaben wandelt. Er facht in meiner Brust ein wildes Feuer Nach jenem schönen Bild geschäftig an. So tauml ich von Begierde zu Genuß, Und im Genuß verschmacht ich nach Begierde.
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