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quadgram	frequency
on the other hand	28
the origin of species	22
in the same way	20
in the case of	19
in the course of	15
that is to say	15
the case of the	14
in the first place	14
phenomena of organic nature	13
the voyage of the	12
the nature of the	12
the whole of the	12
voyage of the beagle	12
of animals and plants	12
of the origin of	12
at the same time	12
surface of the earth	11
one of the most	11
the phenomena of organic	11
the result of the	10
from a common stock	10
a good deal of	10
the causes of the	10
the struggle for existence	10
members of the same	9
causes of the phenomena	9
the surface of the	9
the present condition of	9
on the origin of	9
the conditions of existence	9
that there is a	8
the same way as	8
in the long run	8
condition of organic nature	8
fingers and five toes	8
to a certain extent	8
the history of the	8
as far as i	8
of the phenomena of	8
the same kind of	8
i do not think	8
to give rise to	7
five fingers and five	7
and it is a	7
i do not know	7
to be able to	7
of the animal kingdom	6
whole surface of the	6
had five fingers and	6
the shape of the	6
the action of the	6
so that you see	6
you that there is	6
there is not a	6
it is a very	6
the end of the	6
the development of the	6
that there is no	6
at the end of	6
at the present day	6
of the same species	6
the man of science	6
in a state of	6
if i were to	6
is what is called	6
the whole surface of	6
as the result of	6
is a very curious	6
far as i can	6
in the number of	6
forms of animal life	6
for the purpose of	6
the structure of the	6
to me to be	6
the number of the	6
present condition of organic	6
as soon as the	5
competent to account for	5
the manner in which	5
so long as it	5
as well as of	5
of one of the	5
the transmutation of species	5
of some of the	5
the origin of the	5
museum of practical geology	5
are by no means	5
it seemed to me	5
but i do not	5
so far as we	5
there is no doubt	5
to the present time	5
in the way of	5
during these two years	5
that it is not	5
of the royal society	5
same way as the	5
and i believe that	5
of the same kind	5
reason to believe that	5
as a matter of	5
lectures to working men	5
during the summer of	5
of the organic world	5
the doctrine of evolution	5
to be found in	5
point out to you	5
to which i have	5
we do not know	5
give rise to the	5
at the museum of	5
tell you that there	5
in the highest degree	5
the publication of the	5
over and over again	5
the form of the	5
do not think that	5
the greater part of	5
at the bottom of	5
every one of these	5
for the sake of	5
an immense number of	5
the museum of practical	5
you will find that	5
i have endeavoured to	5
every reason to believe	5
that there was no	5
there can be no	5
is by no means	5
our knowledge of the	5
ought to be able	5
of the forms of	5
to the inorganic world	5
a very curious thing	5
the part of the	4
in the habit of	4
production of new species	4
is to be found	4
in the structure of	4
not be able to	4
in the next place	4
the reception of the	4
i were to make	4
of the causes of	4
one from the other	4
my return to england	4
it is obvious that	4
is every reason to	4
i think that i	4
and there is no	4
the teeth of the	4
that i should be	4
competent to give rise	4
a man of science	4
the lower forms of	4
there is always a	4
one and the same	4
animals and plants which	4
were to make a	4
the results of the	4
the origin of living	4
i do not believe	4
the whole series of	4
i should find that	4
origin of living beings	4
the production of new	4
to put before you	4
as well as i	4
of the nature of	4
general laws of nature	4
the great majority of	4
the bottom of the	4
in the form of	4
and it is an	4
the question of the	4
which are exhibited by	4
in the direction of	4
hard and green apples	4
doctrine of spontaneous generation	4
an enormous number of	4
as in the case	4
is the result of	4
as far as we	4
the success of the	4
there is every reason	4
in relation to the	4
you must recollect that	4
by the aid of	4
in the summer of	4
the same way that	4
the doctrine of spontaneous	4
the rest of the	4
i must now turn	4
in the same manner	4
do not believe that	4
a large number of	4
the course of a	4
of the doctrine of	4
to the origin of	4
absence of transitional forms	4
the male and female	4
with the exception of	4
i was led to	4
as i can judge	4
there is a single	4
the mouth of the	4
but i think that	4
make a transverse section	4
that is a very	4
in just the same	4
the summer of i	4
of the action of	4
the doctrine of the	4
far as we know	4
by means of a	4
you know that the	4
it was found that	4
from the primitive stock	4
as if it were	4
must now turn to	4
the sense in which	4
the absence of transitional	4
a state of nature	4
exactly the same as	4
on the part of	4
take the trouble to	4
a necessary consequence of	4
is hard and green	4
to the primitive type	4
to the consideration of	4
the wild horses of	3
action of the sea	3
but i was so	3
to return to the	3
fingers and six toes	3
to prove that the	3
letter to asa gray	3
of the transmutation of	3
fertile with one another	3
had an opportunity of	3
of the history of	3
if you will take	3
the same sort of	3
to point out to	3
i will suppose that	3
a certain amount of	3
in the proportions of	3
to make a transverse	3
exposed to the air	3
with those of the	3
can be no doubt	3
phenomena of the universe	3
up to the present	3
out to you the	3
a matter of fact	3
on the wrong side	3
a strong taste for	3
conception of the universe	3
as members of the	3
the cause of the	3
falls to the ground	3
phenomena exhibited by species	3
of the structure of	3
in the sense in	3
the thickness of the	3
i should have thought	3
whole of the animal	3
greater part of the	3
the central idea of	3
we come to the	3
origin of species by	3
that it was the	3
it is not a	3
in which it is	3
the general character of	3
find that it is	3
all hard and green	3
in the autumn of	3
of two distinct species	3
we shall find that	3
there are multitudes of	3
between man and the	3
that it is perfectly	3
i was forced to	3
you see it is	3
in the minds of	3
in the way i	3
these two years i	3
our systems of classification	3
how do you know	3
to the end of	3
in the organic world	3
history of the globe	3
that i have not	3
by the help of	3
we cannot understand the	3
i then asked him	3
relation to one another	3
the proportions of the	3
selective breeding from a	3
is not a single	3
since the publication of	3
any number of years	3
i am sure that	3
perpetuation of organic beings	3
opposite sides of the	3
six fingers and six	3
impression on my mind	3
the pouter and the	3
properties of organic matter	3
in the one case	3
to the primitive stock	3
the great mass of	3
of the present day	3
i will tell you	3
the characters of the	3
such a way that	3
created for its benefit	3
it is quite possible	3
more or less infertile	3
animals and plants under	3
we have not the	3
the carrier and the	3
it appears to us	3
that the doctrine of	3
the skeleton of the	3
i am afraid that	3
of the modification of	3
of animal or plant	3
of animals which have	3
central idea of the	3
there are a great	3
was a case of	3
that i have been	3
all parts of the	3
by species in nature	3
i should come upon	3
hypothesis of special creation	3
after a time i	3
you must understand that	3
the horse and the	3
have been produced by	3
the results of crossing	3
for a long time	3
of the notion of	3
to take up the	3
the size of the	3
there is a great	3
of the name of	3
it is said that	3
was published in the	3
all the phenomena of	3
in after years i	3
of the struggle for	3
is said to be	3
all the grains of	3
the early part of	3
are a great many	3
told me that he	3
as it is called	3
is exactly the same	3
from the inorganic world	3
the same as that	3
to any one who	3
one of the greatest	3
by the nature of	3
for the most part	3
conditions of organic nature	3
the state of the	3
there seems to be	3
would have to be	3
of our knowledge of	3
the gradual modification of	3
be found in the	3
to the present generation	3
may appear to be	3
of organic nature as	3
you will take the	3
which i shall speak	3
what is to be	3
a great deal of	3
exhibited by species in	3
of the very same	3
five toes on the	3
that i should have	3
of the development of	3
return to the primitive	3
the past history of	3
teeth of the foetal	3
but if you will	3
i do not mean	3
they would not be	3
of the gradual modification	3
of the ancon sheep	3
before the geological society	3
other members of the	3
exercise a selective influence	3
the members of any	3
as we have said	3
of my school life	3
the facts of palaeontology	3
i was not aware	3
during the voyage of	3
it may be doubted	3
sense of the word	3
the members of the	3
know anything about the	3
what i meant by	3
gave me so much	3
so far as the	3
necessary result of the	3
pouter and the tumbler	3
the method by which	3
any more than a	3
side by side with	3
but as soon as	3
in exactly the same	3
in each of these	3
of the same family	3
and yet there is	3
in the breed of	3
that you are quite	3
of organic nature which	3
of the formation of	3
and that of the	3
seem to have been	3
the way i have	3
do you know that	3
breeding from a common	3
that i did not	3
that the structural differences	3
had six fingers and	3
well as i could	3
if i may so	3
number of the vertebrae	3
have not the slightest	3
it may be that	3
a transverse section of	3
do not know that	3
of animal and vegetable	3
the result of this	3
in consequence of the	3
was one of the	3
this is what is	3
on opposite sides of	3
is no doubt that	3
both animals and plants	3
green apples are sour	3
as soon as i	3
process of selective breeding	3
in accordance with the	3
just the same way	3
as i did not	3
as far as the	3
a great deal too	3
the facts of distribution	3
and green apples are	3
circulation of the blood	3
the animals and plants	3
can be shown to	3
is a matter of	3
from the same stock	3
has been created for	3
of the lower forms	3
pointed out to you	3
the same time with	3
it is a little	3
will take the trouble	3
a male and a	3
to give you an	3
result of the modification	3
the universal experience of	3
the islands of the	3
lower forms of animal	3
only so long as	3
i think it is	3
the development of my	3
the result of that	3
respecting the origin of	3
into the form of	3
development of my mind	3
the extent of the	3
come into contact with	3
of variation in the	3
male and a female	3
that the conditions of	3
of the baconian philosophy	3
are to be discovered	3
the shape of my	3
understand the structure of	3
so that you have	3
be able to say	3
a section of the	3
square foot of ground	3
the explanation of the	3
a knowledge of the	3
in the shape of	3
in such a way	3
he was very kind	3
of the surface of	3
i became well acquainted	3
been created for its	3
is a most singular	3
by the use of	3
the course of the	3
long as it is	3
the length of the	3
you look at the	3
be regarded as a	3
of the animal world	3
phenomena which are exhibited	3
by selective breeding from	3
do not mean to	3
be the result of	3
past conditions of organic	3
what i had seen	3
what we may call	3
by no means so	3
play the part of	3
in the beginning of	3
knowledge of the causes	2
facts of this kind	2
with others produced in	2
the second case is	2
shown to have been	2
in many of the	2
are the phenomena of	2
in the world that	2
to their fullest extent	2
girl with six fingers	2
deal of robert brown	2
specially endowed with various	2
not many years ago	2
there is no faculty	2
that we know nothing	2
one set of these	2
the ultimate fate of	2
the habit of blowing	2
others produced in the	2
the notion of purpose	2
that i could not	2
explain the origin of	2
of the present condition	2
the following summary of	2
we have ventured to	2
to accept the offer	2
as soon as his	2
of the reach of	2
took much pains in	2
in the results of	2
to sir joseph banks	2
with more or less	2
of a new species	2
endeavour to put before	2
went a little into	2
that i had the	2
give you an account	2
objections to the doctrine	2
off in this way	2
blowing out the gullet	2
indirect helpers of the	2
in the ordinary sense	2
i found that the	2
the brain and the	2
during the three years	2
need not tell you	2
of the isthmus of	2
of plants and of	2
an inappreciable fraction of	2
not the slightest proof	2
it is quite true	2
applies to the improvement	2
arise irrespectively of the	2
here i should have	2
are furnished by the	2
from the life and	2
others of the same	2
which it can be	2
the animals which have	2
reproduced itself purely in	2
not think that this	2
the cause of phenomena	2
side or the other	2
that the materials of	2
gave me much pleasure	2
my little book on	2
we at present know	2
fraction of its substance	2
he told me that	2
far as we can	2
appear to me to	2
as it is with	2
this side of the	2
it is impossible to	2
not being able to	2
this is the way	2
the value of the	2
elevation of the land	2
is quite certain that	2
in the first instance	2
of the past history	2
to give to the	2
sides of the isthmus	2
the body of the	2
but if you were	2
not known to be	2
the peculiarity of the	2
similar to each other	2
i may so say	2
in the same vertical	2
to reproduce the form	2
je vous ai deja	2
so far as it	2
to inquire into the	2
was necessary that i	2
no means so common	2
case of the pigeons	2
the validity of his	2
on the one hand	2
of any given bed	2
you an account of	2
one case as in	2
at the present moment	2
less certain that the	2
a matter of experience	2
by the voyage of	2
if i am right	2
have been able to	2
in all these cases	2
if you were to	2
derived from the inorganic	2
i had many friends	2
the young state of	2
of the two sexes	2
of the body of	2
i do not doubt	2
to assume the parental	2
having the general characters	2
from the other by	2
it is in the	2
are competent to produce	2
fitted to get on	2
in the attempt to	2
justify any one in	2
that which is true	2
hypothesis of the transmutation	2
that this has been	2
no other known causes	2
i have referred to	2
not tell you that	2
there is no one	2
in a letter to	2
my mind and character	2
the vast majority of	2
that there are such	2
well adapted to them	2
the president of the	2
i should have the	2
it was necessary that	2
think it probable that	2
i believe to be	2
every one of them	2
was the best converser	2
if it could be	2
species to have originated	2
to suppose that the	2
before it is born	2
every word which he	2
but i did not	2
twenty or thirty years	2
often stripes on his	2
it is a matter	2
towards the close of	2
not only is this	2
the male element of	2
the theory of gravitation	2
that they are perfectly	2
above ten or a	2
for nearly an hour	2
was not to be	2
the doctrine of special	2
compared with that of	2
hypothesis that it involves	2
which i have now	2
that i have never	2
see what are the	2
you see that these	2
is true of the	2
it would have to	2
the life of the	2
for which we can	2
may be either useful	2
and many of the	2
of modern physical science	2
not mean to say	2
more than a single	2
there is a time	2
of the interior of	2
they cease to be	2
which the infusion was	2
am afraid that the	2
is astonishing to me	2
younger than the lower	2
rise to useful varieties	2
the group of animals	2
whatever may be the	2
as of distinct species	2
was born with six	2
that your hypothesis is	2
explained to him my	2
the force of the	2
of new species from	2
i pointed out to	2
to a mere nothing	2
state of our knowledge	2
with which we are	2
of the law of	2
in some way or	2
was so great that	2
the fullest sense of	2
which has not been	2
stripe down the back	2
supposed to be the	2
but you see it	2
copies have been sold	2
of cross and self	2
as those which now	2
was convinced that he	2
the geographical distribution of	2
is not many years	2
the majority of the	2
make them breed together	2
among the members of	2
the life and letters	2
the whole of his	2
according to general laws	2
which are furnished by	2
is obvious that the	2
and on one occasion	2
of the world of	2
requirements of scientific logic	2
at the foundation of	2
that i am not	2
number of organic beings	2
when crossed with another	2
nor did i ever	2
it was obvious that	2
i ought to be	2
the greatest difficulties of	2
go so far as	2
one way or the	2
summer of i was	2
the lower bed at	2
had only five fingers	2
perfectly demonstrable that the	2
all but an inappreciable	2
is based upon the	2
which organic life began	2
general characters of the	2
but if this be	2
shape of my nose	2
case of natural selection	2
i believe there are	2
to be the case	2
we have said that	2
with which it is	2
in the early part	2
and carbonate of lime	2
said that the success	2
it is hard and	2
anything of the kind	2
secretary of the french	2
i read with care	2
we may say that	2
in the person of	2
upon any other hypothesis	2
of the lower animals	2
any of the others	2
quarter of a century	2
varieties arise irrespectively of	2
i could not at	2
causes are competent to	2
feel sure that it	2
distance from the goal	2
into its own substance	2
on the west coast	2
the discussion of the	2
the last lecture i	2
fulfilled all the conditions	2
deposited at the bottom	2
the day of publication	2
one side or the	2
way i have described	2
the one of these	2
the early days of	2
that i ought to	2
from a single stock	2
a ball of gun	2
there is not known	2
have made their appearance	2
him my views on	2
for a very long	2
look at the other	2
part of the matter	2
that they are not	2
if they do not	2
no one of our	2
reason to believe are	2
the geological structure of	2
nothing can be more	2
we shall find it	2
if you breed from	2
bottom of the sea	2
the mode in which	2
and i have not	2
we can discover no	2
the productions of the	2
what is called a	2
was competent to account	2
and one of these	2
do not know anything	2
now turn to the	2
in the middle of	2
is perfectly consistent with	2
were constantly floating in	2
in the fossil world	2
which have been made	2
that i felt the	2
of them to preserve	2
to point out the	2
and if i were	2
shown in this diagram	2
the grounds on which	2
as that by which	2
exactly the same way	2
ass and the mare	2
do not know what	2
so much pleasure as	2
amount of variation from	2
by means of the	2
when i was a	2
unknown differences in their	2
the world of thought	2
a number of experiments	2
method of scientific investigation	2
of the science in	2
the general characters of	2
if you take a	2
we spoke of as	2
used often to sit	2
competent to play the	2
competent to produce such	2
if we take the	2
affairs of daily life	2
that all hard and	2
of this kind is	2
theory of natural selection	2
the minds of naturalists	2
what is meant by	2
not call to mind	2
lyell and hooker to	2
appearance of spontaneous generation	2
how far they are	2
races of domestic animals	2
to the existence of	2
case as in the	2
that is what is	2
so far as to	2
and to my having	2
a great number of	2
by an intelligent agent	2
to say nothing of	2
not only is it	2
of which i have	2
the perpetuation of living	2
the variation in the	2
but the present generation	2
five fingers and toes	2
but there is no	2
is the skeleton of	2
by the process of	2
by the light of	2
animals and plants are	2
have arisen from a	2
to be no more	2
with the work of	2
of the reception of	2
and largely corrected edition	2
the isthmus of panama	2
all the phenomena which	2
in a proper way	2
been sold in england	2
be shown to be	2
similar to those of	2
in the size of	2
i could have written	2
appears to us that	2
members of the animal	2
it has not been	2
so long as we	2
what we have here	2
is not known to	2
not know that there	2
vertebrae of the back	2
of blowing out the	2
selective influence in favour	2
is hardly a single	2
of the animals which	2
if we turn to	2
i should find in	2
the proportion of the	2
of reasoning as that	2
that this is a	2
will reproduce the body	2
of the voyage of	2
in its upper jaw	2
variety of the human	2
the extent to which	2
my views on coral	2
the constitution of the	2
and letters of charles	2
seems to be a	2
the west coast of	2
the phenomena of the	2
as in the other	2
to him my views	2
by simply getting up	2
the modification of an	2
that they were the	2
of my mind and	2
stallion and the she	2
result of our investigations	2
that of the lower	2
the credibility of the	2
the waste products of	2
far as structure is	2
is perfectly demonstrable that	2
thought of being a	2
proved to be the	2
that one of the	2
related to one another	2
did not care much	2
say nothing of the	2
this process of selective	2
but the fact is	2
of lyell and hooker	2
by the name of	2
was found that if	2
and in the evening	2
members of the group	2
to the origination of	2
within the limits of	2
and the result will	2
i have been speaking	2
i spent at cambridge	2
ultimate fate of the	2
come to an end	2
the number of organic	2
it is the same	2
when we came out	2
try to analyse the	2
those parts which are	2
of the received doctrines	2
to those now living	2
a very great man	2
that we are acquainted	2
been specially endowed with	2
animals which have been	2
it is probable that	2
there must be some	2
an account of the	2
case of selection of	2
the study of development	2
suppose for a moment	2
vigour and fertility of	2
and this i owe	2
which i have referred	2
turn to that which	2
to this professor kolliker	2
to the vigour and	2
in the fullest sense	2
those of the present	2
as certain as any	2
to use the word	2
and plants under domestication	2
result of the action	2
the variation may be	2
by means of this	2
is no less certain	2
is other than a	2
superior to the common	2
plants by means of	2
by a process of	2
the same way and	2
correctness of the conclusions	2
but we do not	2
the head and beak	2
the vigour and fertility	2
it comes in contact	2
that i should endeavour	2
i could not avoid	2
good deal of robert	2
they may appear to	2
for some time to	2
of trial and error	2
will be that the	2
the case of plants	2
two or three cases	2
to the appearance of	2
i became acquainted with	2
the species of animals	2
end of the ninth	2
to a greater or	2
do not know of	2
for the present i	2
and that is the	2
if it were a	2
if you turn to	2
should tell you that	2
then you would get	2
to point out that	2
so far as our	2
of organisms to give	2
ending in the tail	2
through almost the whole	2
to produce all the	2
of facts and laws	2
in which they are	2
out of the reach	2
on the strength of	2
life began upon the	2
a vast number of	2
which may not be	2
is that of the	2
and i think it	2
i did not understand	2
the character of the	2
part of my school	2
its bearing on the	2
the phenomena which are	2
on the reception of	2
natural system of minerals	2
that this is the	2
in favour of the	2
so long as the	2
which i have previously	2
that this sort of	2
not a shadow of	2
to prove that species	2
in the conclusion you	2
speculations of de maillet	2
any change in my	2
on the borders of	2
and make them breed	2
letters of charles darwin	2
these children grew up	2
perpetual secretary of the	2
its power of explaining	2
of the geological record	2
return to their primitive	2
the imperfection of the	2
which it is found	2
that the two forms	2
a very fine dust	2
there is more than	2
of the same order	2
i do not call	2
the origin of a	2
older members of the	2
one of which you	2
the proportion of extinct	2
the request of lyell	2
the formation of a	2
sharply distinguished animal forms	2
it is absolutely necessary	2
universal history of the	2
of man and his	2
on this side of	2
find no difficulty in	2
and it is very	2
rise to the phenomena	2
placed a ball of	2
but there are two	2
now let us see	2
only say that i	2
come to the conclusion	2
the station of a	2
first crosses between forms	2
a most remarkable fact	2
you would think that	2
was not published until	2
not believe that any	2
it is quite clear	2
from the goal i	2
to account for the	2
of animals have proceeded	2
an organism exists because	2
to attend closely to	2
theoretical views which it	2
fish is in the	2
i can remember the	2
i say that you	2
have endeavoured to give	2
that species have been	2
the condition of the	2
that it had been	2
case of spontaneous variation	2
more than one species	2
in its bearing on	2
the window is open	2
wild horses of south	2
which i ever spent	2
of the facts which	2
all that i have	2
a tendency to vary	2
earth is made up	2
and he was very	2
if it is a	2
the expression of the	2
the materials which i	2
for the appearance of	2
been formed by a	2
that it involves no	2
out of a hundred	2
has taken to form	2
of the inductive sciences	2
a fair share of	2
so that i was	2
from the union of	2
was led to attend	2
that here was a	2
on the struggle for	2
i need not tell	2
what i mean by	2
it is in consequence	2
each and all of	2
notes on the subject	2
in the three bones	2
far from being a	2
of the creation of	2
by the addition of	2
a flock of sheep	2
favourable to the vigour	2
to speculate on the	2
what is called the	2
man and the lower	2
must understand that i	2
with which you are	2
as i have already	2
that they have to	2
the movements of the	2
the forms of animal	2
just in the same	2
lectures i have endeavoured	2
it is astonishing to	2
by which i mean	2
of the past and	2
in the tidal pools	2
of the mind of	2
the hypothesis of the	2
let us see how	2
been told that i	2
the structure of animals	2
a little into society	2
far as we have	2
to those who are	2
the forms of life	2
of de maillet and	2
the form of a	2
if you go to	2
or the ring pigeon	2
the circulation of the	2
following the example of	2
you do not find	2
the heartsease and red	2
is no proof of	2
the conditions of life	2
have been speaking of	2
to general laws of	2
is not only a	2
is true of every	2
offering to drive me	2
making out the geological	2
to each other and	2
the laws of nature	2
the upper bed at	2
is quite true that	2
i should endeavour to	2
is competent to produce	2
the end of his	2
they are exposed to	2
which was published in	2
hardly likely to be	2
produce all the phenomena	2
but it is a	2
the reason of the	2
necessary that i should	2
a selective influence in	2
toes on the right	2
the bones of the	2
is just the same	2
doctrine of progressive modification	2
to the doctrine of	2
a number of other	2
to show you that	2
of organic beings is	2
the degree of sterility	2
whole series of stratified	2
evidence in favour of	2
of the phenomena exhibited	2
callosities only on the	2
every possible kind of	2
that i was in	2
there is hardly a	2
it is the only	2
the royal society of	2
what may be done	2
i could possibly have	2
early days of the	2
on a great deal	2
i have shown you	2
on the day of	2
that the head is	2
there is nothing of	2
meant by natural selection	2
you are quite right	2
and this made me	2
and may be either	2
this point of view	2
a kind of animal	2
the hundreds of thousands	2
simply getting up and	2
and here i shall	2
to the improvement of	2
shall be a plant	2
that i was forced	2
i was told that	2
as he has done	2
he does not know	2
the known laws of	2
the method of scientific	2
enormous distance from the	2
for any number of	2
and i do not	2
method of trial and	2
hands and feet were	2
is enough to make	2
very kind to me	2
the result of our	2
there are organic beings	2
a case of a	2
he had found in	2
its whole body is	2
great majority of cases	2
one of those who	2
horse and the ass	2
as that which a	2
of the organisms of	2
are more or less	2
not suppose that i	2
the state of knowledge	2
three bones of a	2
a unity of plan	2
the horse with the	2
meant by the use	2
give rise to useful	2
a very remarkable circumstance	2
nature of the case	2
and that they have	2
saw a good deal	2
of the nineteenth century	2
a teleologist in the	2
of scientific investigation is	2
no one of their	2
by the manner in	2
what is technically called	2
which is to be	2
had been deeply impressed	2
i say that we	2
on all sorts of	2
are crosses between distinct	2
the whole of that	2
is younger than the	2
a member of the	2
which are more or	2
could not have been	2
into the causes of	2
the same way in	2
time you read it	2
the student of nature	2
is not to be	2
not published until the	2
in which we now	2
a time when the	2
if we read him	2
minute particle of matter	2
shall be able to	2
reproduce the body and	2
itself purely in the	2
a group of animals	2
horses of south america	2
most remarkable service to	2
to make out the	2
of the minutest kind	2
i should tell you	2
i had been told	2
have already noticed the	2
that it is quite	2
ventured to point out	2
long as it will	2
it is perfectly consistent	2
cannot understand the structure	2
are all of you	2
so that there is	2
organic life began upon	2
endeavours to prove that	2
french academy of sciences	2
the doctrine of progressive	2
good deal of time	2
of the muscles very	2
go back in time	2
one above the other	2
pithecoid origin of man	2
it will tend to	2
tend to be preserved	2
and tear of the	2
that it is possible	2
this i owe to	2
recurrence to the primitive	2
a short account of	2
of nature are not	2
of the living world	2
on the ground of	2
the importance of the	2
the infinite variety of	2
contact with one another	2
to the best of	2
be originated by selection	2
to the common run	2
more or less from	2
the most important of	2
erreur du dernier siecle	2
to be produced by	2
with the results of	2
of the greater part	2
that they may be	2
the cape de verde	2
my observations on the	2
the causes and laws	2
and the importance of	2
make a section of	2
variation from the primitive	2
one sex or the	2
and the nature of	2
me so much pleasure	2
facts bearing on the	2
it is a physiological	2
and the lower animals	2
when i have been	2
have been specially endowed	2
or at any rate	2
any length of time	2
in two or three	2
suppose that the whole	2
me so much satisfaction	2
there is the same	2
the origination of living	2
universal experience of mankind	2
are competent to account	2
to believe that it	2
of organic life in	2
the ass and the	2
resolves itself into two	2
the name of the	2
forms of life which	2
be injurious to the	2
of the stallion and	2
the structural differences which	2
you choose to name	2
had succeeded one another	2
of special use to	2
you will have noticed	2
but i was not	2
i believe that i	2
have been made to	2
sympathy with the work	2
of a kind of	2
of the earth is	2
which have been developed	2
which are known to	2
is known in which	2
we have already noticed	2
the amount of difference	2
with the facts of	2
second and largely corrected	2
we have seen that	2
was in many ways	2
but i need not	2
perpetuation of living beings	2
to a knowledge of	2
that it is impossible	2
at the other end	2
to remark that the	2
be the formation of	2
the three years which	2
which are in the	2
and if you go	2
which we have called	2
the formation of mud	2
all the rest of	2
the very spot in	2
how well i remember	2
back into the past	2
to play the part	2
is extremely difficult to	2
of inductive and deductive	2
there are a number	2
from the same source	2
to the bones of	2
other things being alike	2
reply to that question	2
you will observe that	2
all the facts that	2
doctrine of special creation	2
that is in the	2
the beginning of the	2
fall to the ground	2
you must not suppose	2
naturalists call distinct species	2
part of the ocean	2
the fact that we	2
part of the world	2
you are all of	2
when i could do	2
which they may be	2
that the success of	2
of varieties in nature	2
the use of the	2
rise to all the	2
a case of spontaneous	2
that there is more	2
by side with this	2
interest which he showed	2
of the galapagos archipelago	2
and size of the	2
well worthy of remark	2
not think that any	2
different members of the	2
in a scientific inquiry	2
question of the origin	2
in your own mind	2
that species may be	2
it is not surprising	2
me a good deal	2
with respect to the	2
but that it was	2
to enable it to	2
of a new being	2
of the primitive stock	2
of each of these	2
a second and largely	2
on the shores of	2
as well as the	2
in the last lecture	2
it is curious to	2
i am glad to	2
the phenomena exist in	2
do not doubt that	2
is in consequence of	2
have been the case	2
which had been made	2
course of their development	2
mouth of the vessel	2
it is clear that	2
the greater or less	2
a matter of course	2
by the study of	2
parts of the world	2
side of the channel	2
that no one could	2
to explain the phenomena	2
if they are exposed	2
the lake of killarney	2
infertile with one another	2
parts of the earth	2
all the animals which	2
but you must recollect	2
that every plant has	2
the piece of meat	2
be able to show	2
which has been more	2
the conditions under which	2
constantly floating in the	2
believe that i was	2
have their reproductive systems	2
be deduced from their	2
that the chances of	2
time was lost by	2
which i have been	2
habit of blowing out	2
of the parental organisms	2
and five toes on	2
in the cape de	2
produced by selective breeding	2
with that of any	2
that it is hard	2
a universal history of	2
i did not then	2
descended from the same	2
a single fact which	2
the result will be	2
that no other known	2
of little or no	2
to enable us to	2
into the composition of	2
my work on the	2
we know at present	2
and the explanation of	2
known to be produced	2
it is perfectly demonstrable	2
i have little to	2
endeavour in the same	2
in course of time	2
imperfection of the geological	2
some way or other	2
published until the beginning	2
successive faunae and florae	2
on the surface of	2
the forms in which	2
a most singular circumstance	2
and remained there for	2
seemed to me a	2
to me from the	2
tendency of organisms to	2
which is known to	2
now turn to another	2
it is admitted on	2
the past conditions of	2
but this has been	2
competent to explain the	2
very curious thing that	2
the pithecoid origin of	2
the conditions on which	2
our course of proceeding	2
of the physiological characteristics	2
whether animals or plants	2
what would have been	2
in another place into	2
members of the university	2
and the whole of	2
the existence of general	2
will tend to supplant	2
the latter in this	2
length of time in	2
brought forward by mr	2
the sterility of hybrids	2
in this sort of	2
that you see there	2
published in the autumn	2
of the present and	2
our ignorance of the	2
the phenomena exhibited by	2
is composed of the	2
in the performance of	2
so great that i	2
of the plant world	2
the course of their	2
are a number of	2
or pure ordinary sheep	2
at any particular point	2
there is a most	2
heartsease and red clover	2
the phenomena of agamogenesis	2
to be mere races	2
a great series of	2
doctrine of the origin	2
the woods of florida	2
that i had many	2
from which it had	2
be thrown on the	2
of general laws of	2
as a general rule	2
to me in the	2
in their habits and	2
case of the domestic	2
the new variety is	2
a result which is	2
if you go back	2
eat any of it	2
that i do not	2
inductive and deductive philosophy	2
there is just the	2
a few years ago	2
natura non facit saltum	2
when a variety has	2
the coast of chile	2
the origin of organic	2
man with a mind	2
have in this case	2
with a private tutor	2
themselves out in this	2
as if there were	2
and the result of	2
out the meaning of	2
is more than one	2
with which it comes	2
the structure of an	2
and you must understand	2
i explained to him	2
in such a manner	2
which it comes in	2
the offspring of the	2
appearances of spontaneous generation	2
of the best established	2
of the french academy	2
this time was lost	2
what is it but	2
which i mentioned just	2
is all very well	2
toes on the left	2
should find that it	2
a very long period	2
with just the same	2
the source of all	2
just the same certainty	2
is a time when	2
as we can see	2
with six fingers and	2
them by means of	2
far as our knowledge	2
i brought before you	2
theory of the origin	2
to show that the	2
the necessary result of	2
of the justice of	2
way or the other	2
the origin of man	2
ending in the three	2
chapter on the subject	2
of the head and	2
the other end of	2
be able to take	2
is the same in	2
of one of these	2
a return of the	2
the body and the	2
and laws of variation	2
and at the other	2
is related to electricity	2
the germs of organisms	2
of this time was	2
i was a little	2
in the united states	2
one to the other	2
side of the house	2
we know nothing about	2
in alcohol and ether	2
it can be said	2
i have been able	2
in all essential respects	2
of the abnormal type	2
and ending in the	2
ought to have been	2
say a few words	2
the careful study of	2
i have said that	2
the french academy of	2
it is an hypothesis	2
and as soon as	2
to take long walks	2
attention was paid to	2
on the question of	2
wear and tear of	2
the plan of the	2
there is abundant evidence	2
which have their reproductive	2
i mentioned just now	2
to the linnaean society	2
air would have to	2
when crossed with other	2
before reaching the infusion	2
i have taken this	2
grown on the wrong	2
a method of trial	2
and this has been	2
extent of the variation	2
is not surprising that	2
the first volume of	2
we must look to	2
on my return to	2
well as of the	2
all sorts of subjects	2
influence in favour of	2
but that is a	2
the conception of the	2
that the man who	2
it cannot be an	2
from the original stock	2
it is a most	2
modifications of the forms	2
of the more complex	2
upper bed at a	2
as we have gone	2
salvator had four children	2
a line of poetry	2
fingers on each hand	2
in the woods of	2
if you look at	2
over the whole surface	2
i wish you to	2
we know anything about	2
the grains of sand	2
such as carbonic acid	2
take the case of	2
three years which i	2
come under the same	2
to all parts of	2
i once met at	2
mean to say that	2
supposed causes of the	2
the three bones of	2
as structure is concerned	2
of the facts of	2
going on a great	2
by exactly the same	2
endeavour to point out	2
the same primitive form	2
when it is shown	2
species had succeeded one	2
are members of the	2
the conditions in which	2
series of stratified rocks	2
the female element of	2
as we have already	2
vegetable and animal forms	2
found that if you	2
every detail of structure	2
and here you have	2
read before the geological	2
all the books which	2
that every living thing	2
for it would be	2
years which i spent	2
the air would have	2
not seem to have	2
the nature of things	2
but of the greater	2
and then to the	2
i had been deeply	2
pass through the tube	2
the conception of a	2
the stallion and the	2
that i was not	2
it would have been	2
of the vertebrae of	2
of organic nature lecture	2
do not call to	2
are such things as	2
and asked for some	2
me that he had	2
to the speculations of	2
a minute particle of	2
organisms to give rise	2
that at present we	2
every part of the	2
which have been ascertained	2
for i did not	2
which were constantly floating	2
that they do exist	2
the time of its	2
a natural system of	2
related to the horse	2
on dimorphic and trimorphic	2
if this be true	2
would come to an	2
and that it is	2
the great doctrines of	2
that it was a	2
the first part of	2
by no means an	2
like that of the	2
are much more like	2
the requirements of scientific	2
if i had been	2
past history of the	2
animal has been created	2
the theory of natural	2
of the conditions of	2
to you what i	2
domestic breeds of pigeons	2
causes and laws of	2
which are exerted by	2
the theoretical views which	2
and read them aloud	2
there is no proof	2
i have put it	2
but an inappreciable fraction	2
in the strictest sense	2
the elevation of the	2
charles darwin edited by	2
an animal has been	2
the course of my	2
which i spent at	2
tour in north wales	2
a very little way	2
at the request of	2
that he thus had	2
by the action of	2
is admitted on all	2
so much for the	2
is what is meant	2
of the forms which	2
became well acquainted with	2
such a manner that	2
been deeply impressed with	2
making out the meaning	2
in the centre of	2
the common run of	2
the philosophical transactions for	2
course of a few	2
of which it can	2
to the president of	2
all the members of	2
fair share of invention	2
there is not one	2
in the inorganic world	2
to go with him	2
it is extremely difficult	2
have plenty of animalcules	2
papers on dimorphic and	2
must not suppose that	2
found that the offspring	2
the structural differences between	2
of the feet and	2
there is no more	2
be no more than	2
last of which is	2
of the matter of	2
from the manner in	2
animal and vegetable life	2
of which we have	2
great deal too fast	2
president of the royal	2
not know of any	2
in his own mind	2
a man and a	2
enable it to do	2
very often stripes on	2
nothing of the kind	2
in that part of	2
another is incidental on	2
the union of two	2
from some embryo substance	2
the thought of being	2
parts of the body	2
as i have said	2
the vertebrae of the	2
greater part of my	2
to say that a	2
would not be able	2
the author of the	2
are supposed to have	2
of a man of	2
of plants and animals	2
existence of general laws	2
if there is any	2
and in after years	2
it has been found	2
that the air would	2
of animals or plants	2
at the origin of	2
tend to supplant the	2
kind of animal or	2
whose hands and feet	2
at that time i	2
the structural relations of	2
the domestic breeds of	2
and said that i	2
it is quite certain	2
produced in the same	2
he speaks of having	2
in the neighbourhood of	2
the economy of nature	2
woods of florida there	2
in such a hurry	2
of the male and	2
or less from the	2
tear of the sea	2
i feel sure that	2
i do not see	2
the church of england	2
when i had to	2
may be doubted if	2
if there is no	2
a second edition of	2
formed by a man	2
endeavoured to show you	2
afterwards published some good	2
it is no less	2
that every detail of	2
should be able to	2
laws of nature are	2
to give up the	2
upon a bed of	2
and grinding it down	2
inappreciable fraction of its	2
if you take the	2
what i have been	2
as i apprehend it	2
i had to give	2
attended to the subject	2
to the geological society	2
that the value of	2
of a section of	2
of the circulation of	2
must be consistent with	2
a man with a	2
at last to a	2
education of my mind	2
i think that they	2
we may call the	2
in france by the	2
an enormous distance from	2
is quite possible that	2
which are crosses between	2
there are such things	2
is nothing but the	2
seemed to me to	2
cannot be said to	2
a male and female	2
case of a plant	2
had been converted into	2
the animal itself dies	2
a word to say	2
i should meet with	2
he did not pay	2
as we have seen	2
is said to have	2
my father as a	2
doctrine of evolution is	2
i must have been	2
as we know at	2
to be a clergyman	2
a cause of its	2
we found that our	2
life of the animal	2
species may be originated	2
otter breed of sheep	2
that species had succeeded	2
of the phenomena exist	2
in the same country	2
i do not suppose	2
i said just now	2
that the laws of	2
neither more nor less	2
for the origin of	2
able to show that	2
once supposed to be	2
had a series of	2
out the geological structure	2
that the method of	2
it is simply the	2
dimorphic and trimorphic plants	2
would have been the	2
the state of our	2
so far as structure	2
the study of geology	2
the sterility of the	2
the same relation to	2
is one of which	2
that there are no	2
i will give my	2
any given bed in	2
turned out to be	2
to deal with the	2
that he had found	2
is a necessary consequence	2
necessary consequence of the	2
any one of these	2
it appeared to me	2
views which it contains	2
as it may be	2
i was allowed to	2
more like that of	2
the guess of the	2
of the orders which	2
i used often to	2
cannot be an exact	2
reasoning as that which	2
there are plenty of	2
and he at once	2
tendency to vary in	2
the publication of mr	2
of an animal has	2
of variation from the	2
that there can be	2
the same vertical line	2
the same organs that	2
in a straight line	2
the consideration of the	2
like those of the	2
and all the rest	2
on the face of	2
the royal medical society	2
respecting the causes of	2
of living beings lecture	2
as a little boy	2
do the same thing	2
and solidity of the	2
classed as belonging to	2
so that i had	2
we turn to that	2
have been led to	2
the physiological characteristics of	2
the hexadactyle members of	2
mass of facts and	2
of the most important	2
causes of the present	2
variation in the breed	2
and as i did	2
i have already said	2
the last of which	2
is it possible to	2
was very kind to	2
evolved from some embryo	2
if we may so	2
a letter to asa	2
most important of all	2
not care much about	2
the special creation hypothesis	2
up to that time	2
that in no case	2
the whole range of	2
particle of nitrogenous matter	2
entering into the composition	2
known to have been	2
and i hope that	2
of the beak and	2
will exercise a selective	2
conditions in which it	2
the one case as	2
the doctrine of transmutation	2
all the orders of	2
vous ai deja dit	2
you find it is	2
result will be that	2
it has been my	2
there will be no	2
i ought to have	2
is a single fact	2
there is a close	2
at a time when	2
have no right to	2
structure of an animal	2
the same way the	2
leg of the horse	2
know that there is	2
no man can do	2
more than any other	2
groups of animals and	2
the otter breed of	2
of the rocks and	2
that part of the	2
as was shown by	2
in the vegetable kingdom	2
that it may be	2
a record of time	2
that these are the	2
may be originated by	2
when in after years	2
success of the book	2
that i should take	2
conditions of existence which	2
two or three times	2
the case of a	2
until the beginning of	2
the perpetuation of organic	2
is made up of	2
to pass through the	2
the breed of sheep	2
the neighbourhood of towns	2
of the ninth year	2
find above ten or	2
have little to say	2
that the whole of	2
thousandth part of the	2
of the inorganic world	2
existing species are known	2
no doubt as to	2
phenomena exist in nature	2
to entitle them to	2
a letter addressed to	2
of what are called	2
in the great majority	2
in an earlier lecture	2
in the education of	2
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at last at the	2
we are acquainted with	2
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for my own part	2
with the theory of	2
into contact with one	2
formation of a new	2
i shall speak of	2
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to do with the	2
ten or a dozen	2
in point of fact	2
there is no such	2
but i had to	2
in the philosophical transactions	2
i think that the	2
of spreading out the	2
from time to time	2
possible kind of verification	2
to account for them	2
sex or the other	2
by means of cuttings	2
derniere erreur du dernier	2
knocked on the head	2
fullest sense of the	2
life and letters of	2
irrespectively of the notion	2
habit of spreading out	2
i owe to the	2
the hypothesis of special	2
the analogy of the	2
only five fingers and	2
getting up and walking	2
word which he uttered	2
the level of the	2
and though it is	2
should be unable to	2
the wear and tear	2
you will find a	2
the ovule and the	2
in the early days	2
the same time that	2
in the malay archipelago	2