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How to use the caves as a dwelling , how to weave strings into cloth , how to make music with his throat , how to swim , how to fly , all of these and many like them mankind could have learned and , perhaps , did learn from his fellow ...
How to use the caves as a dwelling , how to weave strings into cloth , how to make music with his throat , how to swim , how to fly , all of these and many like them mankind could have learned and , perhaps , did learn from his fellow ...
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It learned to settle down in a convenient spot and to harness the sun to work for it . After a while it had discovered how to make a " hold - fast , " to anchor it in a specific spot , then it learned to sink roots into the soil ...
It learned to settle down in a convenient spot and to harness the sun to work for it . After a while it had discovered how to make a " hold - fast , " to anchor it in a specific spot , then it learned to sink roots into the soil ...
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was in the necessity of earning their bread by the sweat of their brows that animals first learned to solve the problem of locomotion . It was again doubtless because they were driven to it that certain forms living in the shallow ...
was in the necessity of earning their bread by the sweat of their brows that animals first learned to solve the problem of locomotion . It was again doubtless because they were driven to it that certain forms living in the shallow ...
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The Heaven of Heavens | 1 |
The Inhabitants of the Heavens | 17 |
What is Happening in the Heavens | 35 |
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| Título | The New Science and the Old Religion |
| Autor | Thornwell Jacobs |
| Editor | Oglethorpe University Press, 1927 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Minnesota |
| Digitalizado | 2 Jul. 2010 |
| Largo | 463 páginas |
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