The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... young of the Ornithorhyncus are fed from the breasts of the mother . But investigations into animal structure have shown that such an appendage is not necessary in every instance , and Mr. Owen suggests that the manner in which the ...
... young of the Ornithorhyncus are fed from the breasts of the mother . But investigations into animal structure have shown that such an appendage is not necessary in every instance , and Mr. Owen suggests that the manner in which the ...
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... young Huber , and candidly told the father that art had no power over the disease . The event fully bore out the anticipation of the surgeon . Before , however , young Huber completely lost his sight , the eyes , as if forewarned of the ...
... young Huber , and candidly told the father that art had no power over the disease . The event fully bore out the anticipation of the surgeon . Before , however , young Huber completely lost his sight , the eyes , as if forewarned of the ...
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... young dog to see how long this young dog will fight him , and he is gnawed to pieces , may be , eight times a week , or oftener . The old dog is set to tear a young man's dog , because he wants to get him into the Fancy .. The hacks are ...
... young dog to see how long this young dog will fight him , and he is gnawed to pieces , may be , eight times a week , or oftener . The old dog is set to tear a young man's dog , because he wants to get him into the Fancy .. The hacks are ...
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