A History of the Earth, and Animated NatureWilliam Sprent, 1854 - Всего страниц: 998 |
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... Winds , irregular and regular XXI . - Meteor , and such appearances as result from a Combination of the Elements ... XXII . - The Conclusion 113 ... ... ... ... 122 PART II - ANIMALS . CHAP . I. — A Comparison of Animals with the in ...
... Winds , irregular and regular XXI . - Meteor , and such appearances as result from a Combination of the Elements ... XXII . - The Conclusion 113 ... ... ... ... 122 PART II - ANIMALS . CHAP . I. — A Comparison of Animals with the in ...
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... wind did not answer for three weeks ; and you know , mother , that I could not command the elements . My misfor- tune was , that , when the wind served , I happened to be with a party in the country , and my friend the captain never ...
... wind did not answer for three weeks ; and you know , mother , that I could not command the elements . My misfor- tune was , that , when the wind served , I happened to be with a party in the country , and my friend the captain never ...
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... wind . He aban- doned the stage , resumed his wig and cane , and con- sidered his fortune as secure . Unluckily , there were not many people to be restored to life in Ireland ; his prac- tice did not equal his expectation , so he came ...
... wind . He aban- doned the stage , resumed his wig and cane , and con- sidered his fortune as secure . Unluckily , there were not many people to be restored to life in Ireland ; his prac- tice did not equal his expectation , so he came ...
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... wind ; and the sands being composed of parts almost as small as those of water , they assume a similar appearance , rolling on- ward in waves like those of a troubled sea , and over- whelming all they meet with inevitable destruction ...
... wind ; and the sands being composed of parts almost as small as those of water , they assume a similar appearance , rolling on- ward in waves like those of a troubled sea , and over- whelming all they meet with inevitable destruction ...
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... winds and tides are most constant ; and , in fact , the mountains at the equator are found to be higher than in any other part of the world . The sea , therefore , has produced the principal changes in our earth ; rivers , volcanoes ...
... winds and tides are most constant ; and , in fact , the mountains at the equator are found to be higher than in any other part of the world . The sea , therefore , has produced the principal changes in our earth ; rivers , volcanoes ...
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