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...these phenomena, without having recourse to an universal deluge, various hypotheses have been formed. Some have imagined that the axis of the earth was...that of the ecliptic, which would produce a perpetual spring in every latitude, and consequently that elephants might exist in all of them. But the ablest...

...down as low as lat. 48° 34. Roz 291. Nay, sometimes they strike on Italy, 1 Targioni Tozzetti, 386. Some have imagined that the axis of the earth was...that of the ecliptic, which would produce a perpetual spring in every latitude, and consequently that elephants might exist in all of them. But the ablest...

...these phenomena, without having recourse to an universal deluge, various hypotheses have been formed. Some have imagined that the axis of the earth was...that of the ecliptic, which would produce a perpetual spring in every latitude, and consequently that elephants might exist in all of them. But the ablest...

...least ambiguous of these phenomena, without having recourse to an universal deluge, various hypotheses have been framed. Some have imagined that the axis...that of the ecliptic, which would produce a perpetual ; spring in every latitude, and consequently that elephants might exist in all of them. But the ablest...