The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 17;Volume 80Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1873 |
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... human and ideal . whom with her own voice she had once They are made human by the distinct and urged to battle , promising her aid - when , continuous portrayal of their chief feelings , face to face with her , he vaunted his in ...
... human and ideal . whom with her own voice she had once They are made human by the distinct and urged to battle , promising her aid - when , continuous portrayal of their chief feelings , face to face with her , he vaunted his in ...
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... human machine , a thousand times more delicate and complicated than anything that has been framed by human hands . Behind the chest and abdominal walls lay the whole mystery of life , with whose faulty working our fathers could do ...
... human machine , a thousand times more delicate and complicated than anything that has been framed by human hands . Behind the chest and abdominal walls lay the whole mystery of life , with whose faulty working our fathers could do ...
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... human as in the Gorilla . When the length of the entire foot is compared with that of the back - bone , the Orang appears at much disadvantage ( as to resemblance to man ) in comparison with all the other latisternal apes ; the baboons ...
... human as in the Gorilla . When the length of the entire foot is compared with that of the back - bone , the Orang appears at much disadvantage ( as to resemblance to man ) in comparison with all the other latisternal apes ; the baboons ...
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AN UGLY DOG | 64 |
MEDICINE AND SURGERY THE PROGRESS | 113 |
PICCOLOMINI ENEAS SYLVIUS POPE PIUS II | 144 |
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