Chambers's Miscellany of Instructive & Entertaining Tracts, Bind 1–2William Chambers, Robert Chambers Lippincott, 1869 |
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Side 20
... animal and vegetable kingdoms , and that in a liquid element . The fish , in its respiration , consumes the oxygen held in solution by the water as atmospheric air , furnishes carbonic acid , feeds on the insects and young snails , and ...
... animal and vegetable kingdoms , and that in a liquid element . The fish , in its respiration , consumes the oxygen held in solution by the water as atmospheric air , furnishes carbonic acid , feeds on the insects and young snails , and ...
Side 21
... animal life . Some grow tall in a plant - like form , others are soft and simple , adhering to shells or rocks , of which latter kind the Actinias , or sea- anemones , called animal - flowers , are the most prized . Others , called ...
... animal life . Some grow tall in a plant - like form , others are soft and simple , adhering to shells or rocks , of which latter kind the Actinias , or sea- anemones , called animal - flowers , are the most prized . Others , called ...
Side 22
... animal , which may be likened to a thick bag , with tentacles surrounding its mouth ; and they have a power of discovering , seizing , and bringing to the mouth objects suitable for their nutrition , as well as of discovering the ...
... animal , which may be likened to a thick bag , with tentacles surrounding its mouth ; and they have a power of discovering , seizing , and bringing to the mouth objects suitable for their nutrition , as well as of discovering the ...
Side 32
... animals , the desire is more strongly felt to know their nature and their habits . We can enjoy the beauty of the plant , although we know nothing of botany , but we necessarily become zoologists to a certain extent in studying the ...
... animals , the desire is more strongly felt to know their nature and their habits . We can enjoy the beauty of the plant , although we know nothing of botany , but we necessarily become zoologists to a certain extent in studying the ...
Side 1
... animals . Unlike other creatures , he voluntarily abandons the companionship of his own species , becomes a deserter from ... animal . The character of the dog for tractability , attachment , No. 7 . I general docility to his master's ...
... animals . Unlike other creatures , he voluntarily abandons the companionship of his own species , becomes a deserter from ... animal . The character of the dog for tractability , attachment , No. 7 . I general docility to his master's ...
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