The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 50
... turn from 12,000 to 200 feet , or he may fly on a level course without turning a hair . It depends on circumstances , which are always different . The main thing is to get out of it alive . Having done so , his ultimate target is still ...
... turn from 12,000 to 200 feet , or he may fly on a level course without turning a hair . It depends on circumstances , which are always different . The main thing is to get out of it alive . Having done so , his ultimate target is still ...
Pagina 168
... turn by those of Weissmann , De Vries and many others . But take the following delightful account of the origin of ... turns an arboreal climber , leaping further and further , from branch to branch , from tree to tree , and from the ...
... turn by those of Weissmann , De Vries and many others . But take the following delightful account of the origin of ... turns an arboreal climber , leaping further and further , from branch to branch , from tree to tree , and from the ...
Pagina 192
... turn again to the end of the last chapter of Darwin's Origin of Species in order to see how far his followers have ... turning of a page , Let him who reads therein take note . " I am on my back and quite helpless and without power to ...
... turn again to the end of the last chapter of Darwin's Origin of Species in order to see how far his followers have ... turning of a page , Let him who reads therein take note . " I am on my back and quite helpless and without power to ...
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