My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, 2. köideDodd, Mead, 1905 |
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... never felt any jealousy towards each other , though in some sense rivals . I believe I can say this of myself with truth , and I am absolutely sure that it is true of you . " The above long letter will show that this friendly feeling ...
... never felt any jealousy towards each other , though in some sense rivals . I believe I can say this of myself with truth , and I am absolutely sure that it is true of you . " The above long letter will show that this friendly feeling ...
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... never improves an animal beyond its needs . Admitting , therefore , abundant variation of colour in both sexes , it is impossible that the male can be brought by natural selection to resemble the female ( unless such variations are ...
... never improves an animal beyond its needs . Admitting , therefore , abundant variation of colour in both sexes , it is impossible that the male can be brought by natural selection to resemble the female ( unless such variations are ...
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... never be able to give it up till a better one supplies its place . " I never imagined that it could be directly disproved , but Mr. F. XXV ] 21 DARWIN.
... never be able to give it up till a better one supplies its place . " I never imagined that it could be directly disproved , but Mr. F. XXV ] 21 DARWIN.
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... never hesitated to state my reasons for those differences with whatever force of fact and argument I could bring to bear upon them , I yet look upon these as but spots on the sun of his great intellectual powers , and feel it to be an ...
... never hesitated to state my reasons for those differences with whatever force of fact and argument I could bring to bear upon them , I yet look upon these as but spots on the sun of his great intellectual powers , and feel it to be an ...
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... never heard of these books who would greatly enjoy them , I will here quote the subject - matter of the second as stated in the last page of the first work , as follows : — " Before replying to the question with which we started - the ...
... never heard of these books who would greatly enjoy them , I will here quote the subject - matter of the second as stated in the last page of the first work , as follows : — " Before replying to the question with which we started - the ...
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