The North American Review, Volumes 38-39O. Everett, 1834 |
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... United States ; with a Preliminary Review of the Constitu- tional History of the Colonies and States , before the Adoption of the Constitution . By JOSEPH STORY , LL . D. , Dane Professor of Law in Harvard Univer- sity . IV . THE WHALE ...
... United States ; with a Preliminary Review of the Constitu- tional History of the Colonies and States , before the Adoption of the Constitution . By JOSEPH STORY , LL . D. , Dane Professor of Law in Harvard Univer- sity . IV . THE WHALE ...
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... united together so as to form but one trunk , and many have observed that certain organs of plants , that have been brought near one an- other , are united in a most intimate manner ; that two neigh- boring flowers may be so united as ...
... united together so as to form but one trunk , and many have observed that certain organs of plants , that have been brought near one an- other , are united in a most intimate manner ; that two neigh- boring flowers may be so united as ...
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... united , not as an unique leaf deeply gashed . The reason is , that at the base of the plant the two opposite leaves are separate and distinct , and that as we approach the summit , they tend more and more to be united ; that we find ...
... united , not as an unique leaf deeply gashed . The reason is , that at the base of the plant the two opposite leaves are separate and distinct , and that as we approach the summit , they tend more and more to be united ; that we find ...
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... united , and consequently assume the appearance of an unique stipule op- posite the leaf . The involucres , too , are subject to the same law of adhesion , as might readily be supposed from analo- gy , since these organs are now ...
... united , and consequently assume the appearance of an unique stipule op- posite the leaf . The involucres , too , are subject to the same law of adhesion , as might readily be supposed from analo- gy , since these organs are now ...
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... united as easily to one another as to a foreign organ . Instead of saying of a calyx , that it is deeply cleft , the most proper language obvi- ously is , that the sepals are united only at the base ; instead of describing it as lobed ...
... united as easily to one another as to a foreign organ . Instead of saying of a calyx , that it is deeply cleft , the most proper language obvi- ously is , that the sepals are united only at the base ; instead of describing it as lobed ...
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