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... round about the globular head and ruby visage of Professor Von Poddingcoft , which formed no bad representation of the sun . All of these particulars were duly explained to the class of gaping students around him . He apprised them ...
... round about the globular head and ruby visage of Professor Von Poddingcoft , which formed no bad representation of the sun . All of these particulars were duly explained to the class of gaping students around him . He apprised them ...
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... round the sun was no sooner engendered by the conflicting impulses above described , than it became a regular revolution , independent of the causes which gave it origin . His learned brethren readily joined in the opinion , being ...
... round the sun was no sooner engendered by the conflicting impulses above described , than it became a regular revolution , independent of the causes which gave it origin . His learned brethren readily joined in the opinion , being ...
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... round , and wait for me at the beginning of some smoother chapter . Of the creation of the world , we have a thousand contradic- tory accounts ; and though a very satisfactory one is furnished us by divine revelation , yet every ...
... round , and wait for me at the beginning of some smoother chapter . Of the creation of the world , we have a thousand contradic- tory accounts ; and though a very satisfactory one is furnished us by divine revelation , yet every ...
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... round the burning or vitrified mass that formed their centre . Hutton , on the contrary , supposes that the waters at first were universally paramount ; and he terrifies himself with the idea that the earth must be eventually washed ...
... round the burning or vitrified mass that formed their centre . Hutton , on the contrary , supposes that the waters at first were universally paramount ; and he terrifies himself with the idea that the earth must be eventually washed ...
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... round the sun in its present regular motion ; by which change of direction , order succeeded to confusion in the arrangement of its component parts . The philosopher adds , that the deluge was produced by an uncourteous salute from the ...
... round the sun in its present regular motion ; by which change of direction , order succeeded to confusion in the arrangement of its component parts . The philosopher adds , that the deluge was produced by an uncourteous salute from the ...
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