...zoophytes of the polar sea, to which they are not unlike in their apparent organization to your eyes, have a sphere of sensibility and intellectual enjoyment far superior to that of the inhabitants of your earth; each of those tubes which appears like the trunk of an elephant, is an organ of peculiar...

...zoophytes of the Polar Sea, to which they are not unlike in their apparent organisation to your eyes, have a sphere of sensibility and intellectual enjoyment far superior to that of the inhabitants of your earth : each of these tubes, which appears like the trunk of an elephant, is an organ of peculiar...

...zoophytes of the Polar Sea, to which they are not unlike in their apparent organization to your eyes, have a sphere of sensibility and intellectual enjoyment far superior to that of the inhabitants of your earth ; each of these tubes, which appears like the trunk of an elephant, is an organ of peculiar...

...left, vertebrate, with fore limbs and hind limbs, heads, organs of sense in their heads, and the like 1 Every one can see how rash and fanciful it would be...consistent form to the inhabitants of other planets. 82. But even if we could assent to the opinion, as probable, that there may occur, on some other planet,...

...the play of their invention, imagined inhabitants of other planets, have tried to avoid this sei^vile imitation of terrestrial forms. Here is Sir Humphry...superior to that of the inhabitants of the Earth. Jf we were to reason upon a work of fancy like this, we might say, that it was just as easy to ascribe...

...zoophytes of the Polar Sea, to which they are not unlike in their apparent organization to your eyes, have a sphere of sensibility and intellectual enjoyment far superior to that of .the inhabitants of your earth. Each of those tubes which appears like the trunk of an elephant is an organ of peculiar...

...zoophytes of the Polar Sea, to which they are not unlike in their apparent organization to your eyes, have a sphere of sensibility and intellectual enjoyment far superior to that of the inhabitants of your earth. Each of those tubes which appears like the trunk of an elephant is an organ of peculiar...

...convolutions of tubes, more analogous to tho trunk of the elephant, than to anything else I can imagine, |2Oc occupying what I supposed to be the upper parts of...like this, we might say, that it was just as easy to ascribo superior sensibility and intelligence to zoophyte-formed creatures upon the Earth, as in Saturn....