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The quantity of matter which a river thus brings | leaves their bodies behind it , to add to the accu- down , and , consequently , the rapidity with which mulating mud . The extensive mutual surfaces of it may form such deposits ...
The quantity of matter which a river thus brings | leaves their bodies behind it , to add to the accu- down , and , consequently , the rapidity with which mulating mud . The extensive mutual surfaces of it may form such deposits ...
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It refers itself to the presumed origin , sought in the very slight degree of fluidity of the and not to the historical order of the matters clas - upper portions of the unheaved masses , and their sified . This would naturally divide ...
It refers itself to the presumed origin , sought in the very slight degree of fluidity of the and not to the historical order of the matters clas - upper portions of the unheaved masses , and their sified . This would naturally divide ...
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Immediately , upon the appearance of this letter , Dr. Gould made an effort to arrange matters be- tween the parties . ... I now propose to you to refer the whole matter to some disinterested umpire , before whom all the testimony on ...
Immediately , upon the appearance of this letter , Dr. Gould made an effort to arrange matters be- tween the parties . ... I now propose to you to refer the whole matter to some disinterested umpire , before whom all the testimony on ...
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