The Book of NatureJ. & J. Harper, 1831 - 467 páginas |
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... seems , he either wanted the opportunity , or perhaps the moral courage , to publish it , although it was admirably ... seem that he vacillated in his creed from one error to another , and wandered in the mazes of intellectual and moral ...
... seems , he either wanted the opportunity , or perhaps the moral courage , to publish it , although it was admirably ... seem that he vacillated in his creed from one error to another , and wandered in the mazes of intellectual and moral ...
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... seem to have received it from the East , and to have become acquainted with it as a branch of gymnosophy ; for it ... seems , indeed , to have spread almost universally , and per- haps from the same quarter ; for we find many of the ...
... seem to have received it from the East , and to have become acquainted with it as a branch of gymnosophy ; for it ... seems , indeed , to have spread almost universally , and per- haps from the same quarter ; for we find many of the ...
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... seems , on the contrary , rather to point out to us the possibility of an equal creation out of nothing of ten thousand other substances , of which each may be the medium of life and happiness to infinite orders of beings ; while every ...
... seems , on the contrary , rather to point out to us the possibility of an equal creation out of nothing of ten thousand other substances , of which each may be the medium of life and happiness to infinite orders of beings ; while every ...
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... seems to have supposed stars to have preceded planets in the order of creation ; and that the earth was at first a ... seem totally Phil . Trans . vol . lxxxiv . C to have perished : forty to have changed their magnitude A MATERIAL WORLD ...
... seems to have supposed stars to have preceded planets in the order of creation ; and that the earth was at first a ... seem totally Phil . Trans . vol . lxxxiv . C to have perished : forty to have changed their magnitude A MATERIAL WORLD ...
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... seems in truth to be only a peculiar modification of the second , together with other substances or qualities which in subtilty and activity have a considerable resemblance to them , as light and the magnetic aura , we are not only ...
... seems in truth to be only a peculiar modification of the second , together with other substances or qualities which in subtilty and activity have a considerable resemblance to them , as light and the magnetic aura , we are not only ...
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