The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 144Atlantic Monthly Company, 1929 - American essays |
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... animals till weight is reckoned enemies , or may. The same principles hold good for the much slower rate of falling through water ; and consequently the microscopic animal will have to make much less effort to prevent itself sinking than ...
... animals till weight is reckoned enemies , or may. The same principles hold good for the much slower rate of falling through water ; and consequently the microscopic animal will have to make much less effort to prevent itself sinking than ...
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land animals till weight is reckoned enemies , or may enable the carnivore by the pound . to attack new and larger prey ; and it usually goes with longevity . If a certain size is needed for any degree of emancipation from passive ...
land animals till weight is reckoned enemies , or may enable the carnivore by the pound . to attack new and larger prey ; and it usually goes with longevity . If a certain size is needed for any degree of emancipation from passive ...
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... animals has come into evidence since the war . The most popular , one may say sacrosanct , of sports in England has been fox hunting . One of Gilbert's heroes in Ruddigore , doomed to commit a crime every day , was cheered to the echo ...
... animals has come into evidence since the war . The most popular , one may say sacrosanct , of sports in England has been fox hunting . One of Gilbert's heroes in Ruddigore , doomed to commit a crime every day , was cheered to the echo ...
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Art of Being Outshone The Edgar J Good | 19 |
Swagdagger Crosses a Field A Story | 20 |
Tomato Boats and Rebels | 39 |
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