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... Land of Uz and its primitive inhabitants . The architecture , half Druidic , half Cyclopean , belongs to no known style , but is of that elementary fashion which might have been practised in the world newly rising from the Deluge . The ...
... land - animals , both viviparous and oviparous . ' ' It is clear , ' Dr. Whewell continues , that Aristotle had certain wide and indefinite views of classification , which , though not very exact , are still highly creditable to him ...
... lands and seas of Greece and Asia Minor ; when Indian animals are mentioned , the accounts are either derived from the writings of other authors , or else from his own examination of such animals as may have been introduced before his ...
... land . They did not acknowledge - what appears to be Hume's theory - that the House of Commons first rose out of insignificance in the reign of James I. , and then arrogated to itself new functions . The arbitrary acts of Henry VIII ...
... lands in Devonshire from the Cham- pernownes . The outside of the house at Port Eliot has a peculiar charm from its close neighbourhood to the Norman gate and ivied towers of the grand old church , formerly belonging to the priory ...