 | 1808 - 290 lehte
...different state, and a new set brought into action, and so on continually as long ars he pleases, hk mind is lost in the immensity of wonder that this...farther reflects, that it is not only he himself that is env dowed with the faculty of calling forth those incomprehensible energies, but that the most insignificant... | |
 | 1818 - 494 lehte
...calculations in which this involves him. When he further reflects that it is not his own body only that is endowed with the faculty of calling forth...that the most insignificant insect is vested with similar powers, he is still more confounded. A skilful naturalist has been able to perceive that in... | |
 | 1813 - 998 lehte
...calculations hi which this involves him. "Where he further reflects that it is not his own body only that is endowed with the faculty of calling forth...energies, but that the most insignificant insect is vested witlj similar powers, he is still more confounded. A skilful naturalist has been able to perceive that... | |
 | Thomas Tegg - 1827 - 382 lehte
...with what promptitude the whole of this is done in an instant by the mere act of his volition, ami how, in another instant, by a change in that volition,...that is endowed with the faculty of calling forth those incomprehensible energies, but that the most insignificant insect is vested with powers of a... | |
 | William Bingley - 1829 - 382 lehte
...calculations in which this involves him. When he further reflects that it is not his own body only that is endowed with the faculty of calling forth...that the most insignificant insect is vested with similar powers, he is still more confounded. A skilful naturalist has been able to ascertain that,... | |
 | William Bingley - 1871 - 1056 lehte
...calculations in which this involves him. When he further reflects that it is not his own body only that is endowed with the faculty of calling forth...that the most insignificant insect is vested with similar powers, he is still more confounded. A skillful naturalist has been able to ascertain that,... | |
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... and how in another instant, by a change in that volition, all these muscles are thrown into a different state, and a new set brought into action, and so on continually as long as he pleases, his mind is lost in the immensity of wonder that this excites.... 