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We have equally strong reasons for believing that the poor abused and persecuted Crow , in its destruction of noxious insects and quadrupeds , is of great service to the farmer , service that very far outweighs in value its depredations ...
We have equally strong reasons for believing that the poor abused and persecuted Crow , in its destruction of noxious insects and quadrupeds , is of great service to the farmer , service that very far outweighs in value its depredations ...
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a reason for everything , so many things are perpetually coming to light for which it can render a reason , that it becomes a fair induction to conclude that everywhere a reason exists . The stronger the evidence , therefore , that law ...
a reason for everything , so many things are perpetually coming to light for which it can render a reason , that it becomes a fair induction to conclude that everywhere a reason exists . The stronger the evidence , therefore , that law ...
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There would have been no reason for surprise , therefore , if Sir Charles Lyell had begun his career by associating the two theories as inseparably con- nected , the fall of one being fatal to the success of the other .
There would have been no reason for surprise , therefore , if Sir Charles Lyell had begun his career by associating the two theories as inseparably con- nected , the fall of one being fatal to the success of the other .
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LAURENCE Sterne | 1 |
METEORIC SHOWERS | 38 |
THE RELIGIOUS REFORM MOVEMENT IN ITALY | 51 |
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