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Página 209
Mr. Stewart is manifestly enamoured of the manner of Darwin , and he sometimes
imitates more than the manner of Campbell , author of the Pleasures of Hope . To
each of the two parts of this poem are prefixed some nicely . turned periods ...
Mr. Stewart is manifestly enamoured of the manner of Darwin , and he sometimes
imitates more than the manner of Campbell , author of the Pleasures of Hope . To
each of the two parts of this poem are prefixed some nicely . turned periods ...
Página 293
It is indeed obvious , that in the crossing method of breeding , though it must be
allowed to be extremely useful in many respects , the greatest care and
cicumspection should be employed to adapt the animals in the most perfect
manner to the ...
It is indeed obvious , that in the crossing method of breeding , though it must be
allowed to be extremely useful in many respects , the greatest care and
cicumspection should be employed to adapt the animals in the most perfect
manner to the ...
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To this , ' says Mr. D. , ' I consented , and he performed the operation in a very
dexterous manner ; not with a lancet , as our surgeons do , but with an Indian
instrument very curiously made . It is a small and remarkably sharp fiint , ground
to an ...
To this , ' says Mr. D. , ' I consented , and he performed the operation in a very
dexterous manner ; not with a lancet , as our surgeons do , but with an Indian
instrument very curiously made . It is a small and remarkably sharp fiint , ground
to an ...
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