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hvd.hn1lyw	Whewell, William	Astronomy and general physics : considered with reference to natural theology by William Whewell 	1833		.txt	text/plain	70944	3005	62	V. On Inductive Habits; or, on the impression produced on Men's Minds by discovering Laws of Nature • • . Nature acts by general laws; that is, the occurrences of the world in which we find ourselves, result from causes which operate according to fixed When we have illustrated the correspondencies which exist in every province of nature, between the qualities of brute matter and the constitution of living things, between the tendency to de. And not only is there this general agreement between the nature of the laws which govern the organic and inorganic world, but also there is a coincidence between the arbitrary magnitudes which And the season of love and the period of gestation are so arranged that the young ones are produced at the time wherein the conditions of temperature are most suited to the commencement of life."	./cache/hvd.hn1lyw.pdf	./txt/hvd.hn1lyw.txt