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...strength of conception and execution, such as is rarely shown by ' any nine men in these degenerate days.' We opened this book with surprise, a surprise grounded...from the priceless truths contained in its pages." In addition to the discoveries above mentioned as fairly due to the genius of Swedenborg, we have gleaned,...

...strength of conception and execution, such as is rarely shown by ' any nine men in these degenerate days.' We opened this book with surprise, a surprise grounded...wish that it may not appeal in vain to a profession whica 146 may gain so much, both morally, intellectually, and scientifically, from the priceless truths...

...system in other words would require that we lesser men should write larger volumes than his own. " We opened this book with surprise, a surprise grounded upon the name nnd fame of the author, and upon the daring affirmative stand which he takes in limine ; we close it...

...whom the lowest things ascend, and the highest descend, who is the equal and kindly brother of all. " We opened this book with surprise, a surprise grounded...from the priceless truths contained in its pages." Such is the testimony of an impartial judge to the merits of the "Animal Kingdom." And it would be...

...delish, by. IJG Wilkinson. Jt bears the following title: — "Tin: Generative Organs, coilgenerate days.' We opened this book with surprise, a surprise grounded...name and fame ! ., , . . . , . . < . , of the author, an! upon the daring affirmative stand sulf'ml A»«t«»»™"y< Physically, and Philowhich he takes...

...strength of conception and execution, such as is rarely shown by ' any nine men in these degenerate days.' We opened this book with surprise, a surprise grounded...upon the daring affirmative stand which he takes in linii nt: ; we close it with a deep-laid wonder, and with an anxious wish that it may not appeal in...

...strength of conception and execution, such as is rarely shown by ' any nine men in these degenerate days.' We opened this book with surprise, a surprise grounded...wish that it may not appeal in vain to a profession wliich may gain so much, both morally, intellectually and scientifically, from the priceless truths...