Select Works of Thomas H. HuxleyJ. B. Alden, 1886 - 339 стор. |
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... doubt that Andrew Battell spoke of that which he knew of his own knowledge , or , at any rate , by immediate re- port from the natives of Western Africa . The Engeco , however , is that other monster " whose nature Battell " forgot to ...
... doubt that Andrew Battell spoke of that which he knew of his own knowledge , or , at any rate , by immediate re- port from the natives of Western Africa . The Engeco , however , is that other monster " whose nature Battell " forgot to ...
Сторінка 197
... doubt , a Chimpanzee . Linnæus knew nothing , of his own obser- vation , of the man - like Apes of either Africa The dissertation is illustrated by a plate , of which the accompanying wood - cut , Fig . 6 , is a reduced copy . The ...
... doubt , a Chimpanzee . Linnæus knew nothing , of his own obser- vation , of the man - like Apes of either Africa The dissertation is illustrated by a plate , of which the accompanying wood - cut , Fig . 6 , is a reduced copy . The ...
Сторінка 199
... doubt the fact . For , appended to the memoir " De l'Ourang . outang , " in the collected edition of Camper's works , Tome I. , pp . 64-66 , is a note by Camper himself , referring to Von Wurmb's papers , and continuing thus ...
... doubt the fact . For , appended to the memoir " De l'Ourang . outang , " in the collected edition of Camper's works , Tome I. , pp . 64-66 , is a note by Camper himself , referring to Von Wurmb's papers , and continuing thus ...
Сторінка 200
... doubt as to the relation of this great " Pongo " to his " petit Orang . 39 The promised further investigations were never carried out ; and so it happened that the Pongo of Von Wurmb took its place by the side of the Chimpanzee , Gibbon ...
... doubt as to the relation of this great " Pongo " to his " petit Orang . 39 The promised further investigations were never carried out ; and so it happened that the Pongo of Von Wurmb took its place by the side of the Chimpanzee , Gibbon ...
Сторінка 201
... doubt - for not only does the “ Engé- The justice of this conclusion indeed is ena " agree with Battell's " greater monster " in its hollow eyes , its great stature , and its dun or iron - gray color , but the only other the Chimpanzee ...
... doubt - for not only does the “ Engé- The justice of this conclusion indeed is ena " agree with Battell's " greater monster " in its hollow eyes , its great stature , and its dun or iron - gray color , but the only other the Chimpanzee ...
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