Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 69
... never taken brumata after the 15th of December before the other day . H. rupicapraria seems very constant and reguiar in its appearance , ( I have never taken the except by breeding ) , and may nearly always be found on his watery grave ...
... never taken brumata after the 15th of December before the other day . H. rupicapraria seems very constant and reguiar in its appearance , ( I have never taken the except by breeding ) , and may nearly always be found on his watery grave ...
Page 74
... never going beyond 67,000 miles from the surface of its primary ( about one - fourth of the distance of the nearest of Galileo's satellites ) , and travelling round it in an elliptic orbit , in a period of about 11 hours 57 minutes ...
... never going beyond 67,000 miles from the surface of its primary ( about one - fourth of the distance of the nearest of Galileo's satellites ) , and travelling round it in an elliptic orbit , in a period of about 11 hours 57 minutes ...
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... never found it necessary to repeat the lesson . - 7 . R. Holt . ANIMALS DURING THUNDER . - In May there was a severe thunderstorm here , but little rain , and what fell was warm . Peal succeeded peal , and yet , during the while , the ...
... never found it necessary to repeat the lesson . - 7 . R. Holt . ANIMALS DURING THUNDER . - In May there was a severe thunderstorm here , but little rain , and what fell was warm . Peal succeeded peal , and yet , during the while , the ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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