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quadgram	frequency
on the other hand	95
in the case of	89
of the same species	56
in the same manner	53
with respect to the	53
the conditions of life	50
to a certain extent	48
the nature of the	44
at the same time	43
in the united states	42
is one of the	41
in a state of	37
in the zoological gardens	36
a state of nature	35
individuals of the same	34
we have seen that	32
the case of the	32
one of the most	31
in the course of	30
as in the case	28
changed conditions of life	28
the size of the	27
reason to believe that	25
the colour of the	25
in the way of	24
the same manner as	24
the varieties of the	24
lighted by a window	23
at the end of	22
a large number of	22
can be no doubt	22
there can be no	22
the character of the	20
it is said that	20
the top of the	20
of the united states	20
as well as the	20
in the conditions of	19
to take care of	19
a flight of stairs	19
of the same family	19
it is probable that	19
it is certain that	18
parts of the body	18
with their own pollen	18
the direct action of	18
parts of the world	18
the effects of the	18
the end of the	18
the case with the	17
one of the best	17
it is well known	17
in the west indies	17
so it is with	17
one and a half	17
the form of the	17
a door leads into	17
changes in the conditions	17
in a future chapter	17
by the aid of	17
informs me that he	17
the act of crossing	17
as we shall see	17
by the pollen of	17
vary in the same	16
the shape of the	16
we may conclude that	16
for the sake of	16
the quality of the	16
in different parts of	16
for a long time	16
it is difficult to	15
the development of the	15
the definite action of	15
is well known that	15
effects of close interbreeding	15
the individuals of the	15
in the same way	15
in the middle of	15
various parts of the	15
action of changed conditions	15
i should like to	15
the use of the	15
the structure of the	15
of the same variety	15
differ from each other	15
the evil effects of	15
cape of good hope	14
there is no reason	14
a variety of the	14
we have seen in	14
we do not know	14
we shall see in	14
slight changes in the	14
with the exception of	14
be no doubt that	14
reproduced by permission of	14
two or three times	14
corresponding periods of life	14
as far as i	14
in regard to the	14
a part of the	13
on the effects of	13
members of the same	13
to be the case	13
of animals and plants	13
at the present day	13
is no reason to	13
the cape of good	13
the conditions to which	13
the length of the	13
different parts of the	13
that this is the	13
to vary in the	13
by permission of the	13
on the breeding of	13
at corresponding periods of	13
it might have been	13
in the chapter on	13
have seen in the	13
permission of the philadelphia	13
in nearly the same	13
the middle of the	13
the side of the	12
could not have been	12
has been known to	12
part of the body	12
the history of the	12
have been exposed to	12
to which they are	12
dimorphic and trimorphic plants	12
varieties of the same	12
of the philadelphia museums	12
we shall presently see	12
in one of the	12
the crossing of distinct	12
the center of the	12
the rest of the	12
is lighted by a	12
as far as we	12
of a distinct species	12
on the cultivation of	12
the pollen of a	12
in some parts of	12
the members of the	12
on the authority of	12
but it is not	12
the position of the	12
some of the best	12
is said to be	12
every part of the	12
for a few days	12
in various parts of	12
by their own pollen	12
as well as to	12
this is the case	12
illustrations by gordon browne	12
page illustrations by gordon	12
on each side of	12
a great deal of	12
as soon as the	12
fertilised by their own	12
door leads into a	12
analogous facts have been	11
in accordance with the	11
on the nature of	11
a level with the	11
we are led to	11
than that of the	11
of change of soil	11
we are told of	11
change of soil to	11
as a general rule	11
as we have seen	11
we may infer that	11
can be taught to	11
is the case with	11
to be found in	11
fertilised by the pollen	11
as shown in the	11
all parts of the	11
of varieties of the	11
facts have been observed	11
a greater or less	11
and in some cases	11
the tendency to reversion	11
one side of the	11
in the midst of	11
like a pair of	11
crossing of varieties of	11
in the earlier chapters	11
in their native country	10
but there is no	10
are supposed to be	10
in the last chapter	10
and a half stories	10
sides of the body	10
to get rid of	10
that it is a	10
there is reason to	10
on the fertility of	10
in a former chapter	10
far as we can	10
of the reproductive organs	10
from each other in	10
to believe that the	10
breeds of the fowl	10
the state of the	10
that the crossing of	10
it has been found	10
a half stories high	10
three times a day	10
the back of the	10
pollen of a distinct	10
the story of the	10
the head of the	10
inheritance at corresponding periods	10
as a cause of	10
as well as in	10
the male and female	10
of the same kind	10
from a horizontal line	10
as shown by the	10
for the purpose of	10
have seen that the	10
was shown in the	10
an arrest of development	10
to which it is	10
far as i can	10
more or less sterile	10
for the use of	10
i do not know	10
on one side of	10
in the neighborhood of	10
like those of the	10
in some few cases	10
and a half feet	10
may be seen in	10
a vast number of	10
evil effects of close	10
on the origin of	10
animals and cultivated plants	10
by the side of	10
origin of the dog	10
for a little while	9
the base of the	9
in the production of	9
i may add that	9
the right and left	9
so far as to	9
be accounted for by	9
there is not a	9
when we reflect on	9
that some of the	9
but it may be	9
of the last century	9
see in a future	9
it had been a	9
direct action of the	9
is reason to believe	9
facts given in the	9
like that of the	9
it is better to	9
descended from the same	9
in some of the	9
have been observed with	9
the latter part of	9
at a very early	9
from a distinct plant	9
domesticated animals and cultivated	9
no reason to believe	9
which they have been	9
be said to be	9
might have been expected	9
the great majority of	9
prepotency of transmission in	9
would not have been	9
in which they are	9
in the swiss lake	9
shall see in a	9
of the appearance of	9
of the conditions of	9
are apt to be	9
the bottom of the	9
a door opens into	9
advantage of change of	9
with an air of	9
but this is not	9
the body of the	9
definite action of the	9
by its own pollen	9
belong to the same	9
the weight of the	9
it would appear that	9
the level of the	9
be the case with	9
in comparison with the	9
and some of the	9
of our domesticated animals	9
the action of the	9
in the first generation	9
of some of the	9
the edge of the	9
a more or less	9
in the center of	9
as far as the	9
it is not surprising	9
is not the case	8
this is not the	8
to a large extent	8
from a common progenitor	8
i have heard of	8
their conditions of life	8
animals and plants which	8
and it has been	8
in the same direction	8
species of the same	8
as i hear from	8
the formation of new	8
to the present day	8
as well as a	8
that sort of thing	8
the origin of the	8
the place of the	8
gemmules derived from the	8
in front of the	8
of the same individual	8
from a cross between	8
the taste of the	8
derived from a cross	8
effect of foreign pollen	8
the horse and ass	8
it is to be	8
for which it is	8
it is notorious that	8
in its wild state	8
facts could be given	8
the facts given in	8
with a flight of	8
be seen in the	8
some of them are	8
of a variety of	8
and lighted by a	8
are to be found	8
is not surprising that	8
the roof of the	8
by the union of	8
as may be required	8
in this case the	8
of foreign pollen on	8
many parts of the	8
of the poultry yard	8
the difference in fertility	8
on the difference in	8
in many parts of	8
it is possible that	8
on the top of	8
with its own pollen	8
the power of selection	8
we reflect on the	8
in the proportion of	8
right and left sides	8
the development of each	8
the city of refuge	8
disuse of parts in	8
of domestic and wild	8
reason to suppose that	8
it is well to	8
appearance of new characters	8
the milk of the	8
effects of disuse of	8
the course of time	8
of the falkland islands	8
use or disuse of	8
to the attacks of	8
of the farm house	8
the production of a	8
no reason to suppose	8
the summit of the	8
that he could not	8
to the production of	8
the gemmules derived from	8
on the other side	8
the offspring of the	8
in the formation of	8
the constitution of the	8
of secondary sexual characters	8
sense of the word	8
at the present time	8
to that of the	8
greater or less degree	8
the value of the	8
prepotency of transmission of	8
long intervals of time	8
other parts of the	8
as much as possible	8
many varieties of the	8
nearly the same manner	8
of disuse of parts	8
in the form of	8
not in the least	8
of the same genus	8
as a matter of	8
it would be a	8
or it may be	8
without the aid of	8
difference in fertility between	8
to breed in captivity	8
the outside of the	8
from changed conditions of	8
each side of the	8
in the first place	8
to which they have	8
bear in mind that	8
a good deal of	8
the growth of the	8
that there is a	8
it is obvious that	8
door opens into a	8
the number of the	8
it is with the	8
by a window in	8
lighted by two windows	8
a house of this	7
it is not a	7
parts of the country	7
units of the body	7
in exactly the same	7
in proportion to the	7
with respect to plants	7
are more or less	7
of the body in	7
the exception of the	7
is a much more	7
inflammation of the lungs	7
in the same country	7
have been recorded of	7
the rear of the	7
to go into the	7
the size of a	7
on the selection of	7
on the variability of	7
in a short time	7
the aid of selection	7
a few of the	7
parts of the same	7
be looked at as	7
that the act of	7
some parts of the	7
to me by mr	7
cases could be given	7
it may be well	7
so that it is	7
a length of time	7
amount of difference between	7
what has been said	7
do not know whether	7
as it at first	7
tell the story of	7
at the bottom of	7
organic beings in a	7
to the formation of	7
at the cape of	7
in the hands of	7
may conclude that the	7
as i am informed	7
the best of the	7
the good effects of	7
a city of refuge	7
the south of france	7
a door leads from	7
breeds of the pigeon	7
the greater part of	7
for the production of	7
in the eleventh chapter	7
any part of the	7
me that he has	7
a flight of steps	7
back to the house	7
we have also seen	7
there are many varieties	7
it has often been	7
of sight and hearing	7
through the reproductive system	7
in this case we	7
on the inheritance of	7
species in a state	7
sterility of crossed species	7
action of the conditions	7
on the crossing of	7
of crossing in itself	7
flowers on the same	7
a portion of the	7
and in this case	7
the way in which	7
it is hard to	7
are said to be	7
beings in a state	7
be fertilised by the	7
the hypothesis of pangenesis	7
it has been observed	7
i hear from mr	7
we have already seen	7
under the head of	7
crossing of domestic and	7
the main body of	7
in the same individual	7
by the use of	7
a tale of the	7
on a level with	7
which has long been	7
are very fond of	7
the different breeds of	7
which it may be	7
the story of a	7
summary of the three	7
the inside of the	7
of the higher animals	7
that there is no	7
that it is not	7
on the subject of	7
we see that the	7
plants of the same	7
which have long been	7
a change in the	7
to the size of	7
that of the horse	7
the difference between the	7
ready to be evolved	7
the case of a	7
use and disuse of	7
the whole of the	7
kept in the same	7
on the evil effects	7
but in this case	7
conditions to which they	7
during their early development	7
as if they were	7
or bones of the	7
have already seen that	7
the same quantity of	7
on the stigma of	7
body of the house	7
on the varieties of	7
the life of the	7
up at the crag	7
have been kept in	7
to the development of	7
it may be remarked	7
we must believe that	7
is probable that the	7
is a sort of	7
on the same plant	7
as if it were	7
of the same size	7
the cultivation of the	7
on the summit of	7
part of the house	7
after an interval of	7
it is impossible to	7
it may be added	7
in a more or	7
into the united states	7
take care of them	7
varieties of the apple	7
in the shape of	7
the f oe tus	7
act of crossing in	7
is due to the	7
pollen from a distinct	7
the principle of inheritance	7
and it may be	7
in a greater or	7
to the same family	7
in the south of	7
it at first appears	7
it is best to	7
in the time of	7
a long series of	7
we thus see that	7
in all parts of	7
have also seen that	6
all that can be	6
they are supposed to	6
belonging to the same	6
the great principle of	6
is not nearly so	6
to distinguish between the	6
have the power of	6
as may be seen	6
coloured varieties of the	6
a case of reversion	6
the name of the	6
in the structure of	6
the reappearance of long	6
it must have been	6
there are many other	6
the appearance of new	6
feral animals and plants	6
the temperature of the	6
survival of the fittest	6
then there is the	6
the case of plants	6
of the main building	6
in the same family	6
at the base of	6
exactly the same manner	6
the limits of the	6
a strong tendency to	6
i am informed by	6
in this latter case	6
to an extreme point	6
a door also leads	6
in the offspring of	6
have reason to believe	6
number of seeds in	6
are many varieties of	6
in keeping with the	6
in the development of	6
we have no reason	6
door leads into the	6
is said that the	6
action of the reproductive	6
with the colour of	6
i have been assured	6
it is not easy	6
to be fertilised by	6
here is a story	6
on the good effects	6
to be seen in	6
the same flower or	6
the importance of the	6
with animals and plants	6
by a pair of	6
to selection by man	6
will be found to	6
keep them in order	6
on account of their	6
several breeds of the	6
it is said to	6
for the accommodation of	6
of the swiss lake	6
is not easy to	6
the greatest amount of	6
in connection with the	6
as one of the	6
as a consequence of	6
assumption of male characters	6
she did not know	6
in the light of	6
in the ninth chapter	6
as we see in	6
this is an important	6
shall presently see that	6
found in the swiss	6
lighted by three windows	6
an early period of	6
the front door opens	6
the degree of sterility	6
side of the house	6
on opposite sides of	6
from the facts given	6
in their native land	6
at the same age	6
and that of the	6
with some of the	6
a cause of sterility	6
nothing can be more	6
the hero of the	6
the stomach of the	6
have been derived from	6
organs of sight and	6
of soil to plants	6
two or three days	6
at long intervals of	6
crossing of white and	6
in all these cases	6
in the rear of	6
of the organs of	6
the front and rear	6
only a few of	6
on the dogs of	6
of male characters by	6
favourable to selection by	6
and this is the	6
accounted for by the	6
the union of two	6
certain varieties of the	6
to show that the	6
up to the crag	6
without our being able	6
the cause of the	6
is the result of	6
in the vicinity of	6
period of gestation in	6
conditions of life on	6
the organs of sight	6
at the top of	6
in the following chapter	6
have been known to	6
inheritance in the horse	6
that they have been	6
under their natural conditions	6
others of the same	6
good reason to believe	6
a long course of	6
have been observed in	6
it was shown in	6
from their natural conditions	6
given in the earlier	6
the force of inheritance	6
the root of the	6
and it is a	6
door leads from the	6
for a few minutes	6
the case may be	6
to be evolved under	6
the same way as	6
there is a story	6
in a high degree	6
limits of the same	6
for the purposes of	6
to the united states	6
informs me that the	6
at an early age	6
crossed with a distinct	6
our being able to	6
cases have been recorded	6
for two or three	6
to be out of	6
allowed to cross freely	6
changed habits of life	6
is known to be	6
in a low voice	6
indirectly through the reproductive	6
to say nothing of	6
what do you think	6
on account of the	6
as long as they	6
a few days after	6
from slight changes in	6
a cause of variability	6
and all sorts of	6
the stigma of the	6
in a higher degree	6
if the weather be	6
change in the conditions	6
much to do with	6
of those who have	6
during several generations to	6
it is scarcely possible	6
on the same principle	6
the shape of each	6
the pigs of the	6
by pollen taken from	6
the time of the	6
in contact with the	6
to look at the	6
not be able to	6
period of appearance of	6
to the same conclusion	6
in the quality of	6
the chapter on pangenesis	6
in the latter part	6
on the conditions of	6
a certain amount of	6
a small quantity of	6
the good derived from	6
in large numbers in	6
a native of the	6
of a large number	6
does not seem to	6
at the back of	6
in many of the	6
the eggs of the	6
a door leading to	6
is that of the	6
temperature of the milk	6
on the number of	6
of the same flower	6
to a great extent	6
in the nature of	6
nature of the conditions	6
will be able to	6
by the conditions of	6
the sides of the	6
in the open air	6
with pollen from the	6
are only a few	6
to say that the	6
is a flight of	6
the seed of the	6
varieties of the plum	6
with the pollen of	6
within the limits of	6
of one of the	6
of the varieties of	6
are the result of	6
the principle of the	6
is a native of	6
if i were to	6
every one knows how	6
varieties of the pea	6
what is the matter	6
i shall have to	6
on the opposite side	6
of the same nature	6
on the back of	6
in addition to the	6
as if he were	6
parts of the organisation	6
a small portion of	6
but i do not	6
it is necessary to	6
in the animal kingdom	6
the forms of reproduction	6
to keep up the	6
it seems to me	6
according to the size	6
in order that the	5
in all such cases	5
the subsequent progeny of	5
circumstances favourable to selection	5
minority in crossed races	5
in their conditions of	5
has remarked that the	5
is a door leading	5
of the crossed offspring	5
to the belief that	5
in the higher animals	5
the axis of the	5
be a doubt that	5
white variety of v	5
persistency of character in	5
is put into the	5
but this is a	5
the elements of the	5
can be crossed with	5
the quantity of food	5
of inheritance at corresponding	5
in the botanic gardens	5
in most cases the	5
has much to do	5
the influence of the	5
and some of them	5
to be a little	5
every quarter of the	5
to the little girl	5
we may infer from	5
so it has been	5
history of the dog	5
but it would be	5
of the reproductive system	5
it is the same	5
the introduction of the	5
the best breeds of	5
other individuals of the	5
may be divided into	5
in the same animal	5
to keep them in	5
that part of the	5
as if it was	5
under a single point	5
stock of the farm	5
of the same sex	5
if it had been	5
effects of the increased	5
the under side of	5
of changed conditions of	5
the bones of the	5
as though she had	5
that in all cases	5
the absence of the	5
a day or two	5
in fertility between crossed	5
in the usual way	5
with our domesticated animals	5
feathers on the head	5
one of these is	5
in the foregoing cases	5
and fertility of the	5
length of the beak	5
act on each other	5
and so long as	5
and in the same	5
may be placed a	5
there seems to be	5
of service to man	5
kept in large numbers	5
treated in the same	5
and in this way	5
on a variety of	5
of the lower animals	5
the case of animals	5
in rear of the	5
be attributed to the	5
it is found that	5
of the wild boar	5
case has been recorded	5
out of the window	5
that here we have	5
in the number of	5
the inhabitants of the	5
put into the churn	5
the legs of the	5
crossing of distinct species	5
may be removed by	5
a more curious case	5
placed on the stigma	5
the avenger of blood	5
that of any other	5
the change in the	5
to the improvement of	5
there will be a	5
was not afraid of	5
say nothing of the	5
a consequence of this	5
buds on the same	5
independence of the elements	5
and size of the	5
several members of the	5
be more or less	5
be given in the	5
methodical and unconscious selection	5
not in any way	5
direct action of changed	5
next to this is	5
of the pacific islands	5
the surface of the	5
of cattle and sheep	5
to keep out of	5
we must not forget	5
the dog and the	5
in their power of	5
have attempted to show	5
at the same period	5
a very early period	5
greater part of the	5
in the state of	5
in the twelfth chapter	5
of dimorphic and trimorphic	5
in the days of	5
the proportion of to	5
is all that can	5
on the fleece of	5
be affected by the	5
a story of a	5
or three times a	5
so as to prevent	5
seems to be a	5
breeding on the female	5
development of the organs	5
we shall immediately see	5
and is apt to	5
several varieties of the	5
i am aware that	5
of the horse and	5
in the construction of	5
of the male element	5
different conditions of life	5
the first appearance of	5
in the vegetable kingdom	5
the front of the	5
and plants which have	5
a distinct plant of	5
a latent tendency to	5
has long been used	5
of the nature of	5
to do with the	5
you will find that	5
from the effects of	5
affected by changed conditions	5
with pollen of the	5
in the same flower	5
the same is the	5
in the first part	5
culinary and agricultural plants	5
the sound of a	5
the power of transmitting	5
made to work for	5
the various kinds of	5
under the shade of	5
all the varieties of	5
it is one of	5
as if they had	5
in all cases the	5
seasons of the year	5
may be made to	5
is by no means	5
to the principle of	5
the farm house is	5
shall see in the	5
of the surrounding conditions	5
in comparison with those	5
we see something of	5
in the second place	5
in the absence of	5
we bear in mind	5
of change in the	5
and in the other	5
varieties of the peach	5
able to assign any	5
opposite sides of the	5
the horse and the	5
the effects of crossing	5
summer and winter wheat	5
of life to which	5
the horses of the	5
he was going to	5
has a pitch of	5
and there can be	5
increased use or disuse	5
is the cause of	5
were given in the	5
law of nature that	5
taken from the same	5
inheritance of peculiarities in	5
many other such cases	5
this part of the	5
i have been informed	5
shown in the design	5
those of the wild	5
to the action of	5
at some former period	5
as that of the	5
influence of selection on	5
from which they are	5
when fertilised by the	5
we have reason to	5
there are a number	5
the course of a	5
but it was not	5
to reversion to a	5
of lost parts in	5
state of the reproductive	5
the fleece of sheep	5
a tendency to vary	5
may be said to	5
other members of the	5
is shown in the	5
functional independence of the	5
it is common to	5
the two sides of	5
to the definite action	5
good effects of crossing	5
tell me what you	5
of the body are	5
feet on the ground	5
they have been subjected	5
of the house itself	5
on the colours of	5
or they may be	5
animals and plants have	5
the management of the	5
the floor of the	5
new york state agricultural	5
on the growth of	5
bred in the zoological	5
inheritance as limited by	5
door leading to the	5
of the same character	5
the same individual animal	5
as well as of	5
in these cases the	5
with that of the	5
in the thirteenth chapter	5
york state agricultural society	5
and one of the	5
the flowers of the	5
be fertilised by their	5
i have shown in	5
flight of stairs leading	5
the jardin des plantes	5
effects of interbreeding on	5
in the transmission of	5
so that here we	5
of the same breed	5
to do the same	5
reversion in hybrids of	5
if they had been	5
above the level of	5
may be partitioned off	5
relation to each other	5
which can be propagated	5
so as to form	5
on the right of	5
same manner as the	5
that it should be	5
the white variety of	5
two and a half	5
characters derived from a	5
in relation to the	5
the court of ava	5
the right of the	5
may be allowed to	5
during a long course	5
the two outer toes	5
the body in the	5
the facts to be	5
the color of the	5
for a length of	5
a door in the	5
to one of the	5
the principle of economy	5
a door leading into	5
varieties of the potato	5
single point of view	5
rendered in some degree	5
the fruit of the	5
action of the surrounding	5
it has long been	5
living under their natural	5
as soon as they	5
conditions to which the	5
are eminently liable to	5
given with respect to	5
on the inner side	5
the power of inheritance	5
all the forms of	5
common to both parents	5
but they are not	5
formed by the union	5
lower part of the	5
a single point of	5
see this in the	5
its junction with the	5
same is the case	5
to go to the	5
domestic and wild cats	5
conditions of life being	5
but it should be	5
the inheritance of a	5
the excessive development of	5
is to a certain	5
a window in the	5
the action of certain	5
of transmission in the	5
of the head and	5
to the individuals of	5
closely allied natural species	5
a long succession of	5
formation of new races	5
on the intercrossing of	5
conditions of life to	5
the same with the	5
the tendency to sterility	5
to this is the	5
might have been thought	5
the inner side of	5
breeds of the dog	5
when we bear in	5
there must be some	5
to the conclusion that	5
other side of the	5
have been attended to	5
however this may be	5
from a distinct individual	5
take care of the	5
and left sides of	5
if it were not	5
reciprocal crosses between the	5
according to our hypothesis	5
parts of the earth	5
is scarcely possible to	5
from what we know	5
is a story of	5
it can hardly be	5
at the age of	5
say something about the	5
as those of the	5
and on the other	5
which it is intended	5
two sides of the	5
come out of the	5
as i can judge	5
to those who have	5
are a number of	5
would you like to	5
on the development of	5
the amount of difference	5
in correlation with the	5
period of action of	5
we see this in	5
the other side of	5
imported into this country	5
the gemmules of the	5
the roof has a	5
you may see from	5
as they grow old	5
to be the most	5
to the court of	5
the skin of the	5
of the most important	5
junction with the head	5
roof has a pitch	5
the pollen of the	5
of our domesticated productions	5
regeneration of lost parts	5
on the same tree	5
the point of the	5
of the increased use	5
may be taught to	5
for the same reason	5
on the culture of	5
we may feel assured	5
the breeding of the	5
or not at all	5
in our domesticated animals	5
with pollen from a	5
modified in the same	5
by one or more	5
in the one case	5
of any other colour	5
the loss of the	5
at about the same	5
the characters of the	5
sections of the united	5
definite action of changed	5
it is apt to	5
on the one hand	5
an important part in	5
the mouth of the	5
in some cases the	5
be taught to do	5
taking the place of	5
which have been long	5
and it would be	5
good is derived from	5
number of eggs in	5
in a straight line	5
that it may be	5
removed from their natural	5
a treatise on the	5
same flower or fruit	5
early in the season	5
in an analogous manner	5
for the support of	5
of the opposite sex	5
nature of the food	5
a high degree of	5
she gave a little	5
a quarter of an	5
segments in the same	5
being able to assign	5
to be one of	5
the birds of the	5
not the case with	5
they have not been	5
here is a more	5
plant of the same	5
have no reason to	5
the most beautiful of	5
would have to be	5
use is made of	5
may be made of	5
the wings of the	5
in a few days	5
stigma of the same	5
but we have no	5
with a distinct species	5
be a cornish boy	5
and there is no	5
with the varieties of	5
of transmission of character	5
was very fond of	5
on the same side	5
the new york state	5
as we shall presently	5
is the story of	5
normal for text is	5
of this is a	5
cannot be accounted for	5
as limited by sex	5
a larger quantity of	5
they may not be	5
on the side of	5
the period of gestation	5
if the soil be	5
of feathers on the	5
the increased size of	5
in the great majority	5
a practical treatise on	5
is all the more	4
causes and laws of	4
in a few instances	4
both of which are	4
of a different kind	4
had it not been	4
from one to the	4
tend to vary in	4
a matter of course	4
part of the year	4
varieties of the cabbage	4
and it was the	4
species of the genus	4
like those of a	4
evidence of this in	4
to the selection of	4
the descendants of the	4
in this case it	4
of breeds of sheep	4
i have seen a	4
of the same age	4
from to per cent	4
a direct cause of	4
which may be placed	4
or constitution of the	4
unit throughout the body	4
we can only say	4
not proper to the	4
when they reached the	4
from the crossing of	4
hardly be a doubt	4
by one sex alone	4
to divergence of character	4
sterility from changed conditions	4
the principle of reversion	4
close interbreeding may be	4
over and over again	4
the peach and nectarine	4
such as may be	4
is six feet wide	4
crossed with any other	4
members of the family	4
our domesticated animals and	4
the greatest number of	4
him in his sports	4
correlated with constitutional peculiarities	4
by means of a	4
external conditions of life	4
if the milk be	4
a great difference in	4
that gemmules derived from	4
in a wild state	4
may be prevented by	4
to nearly the same	4
door opens into the	4
at the further end	4
direct cause of reversion	4
and we have seen	4
side of the head	4
in their natural state	4
according to the doctrine	4
many times in the	4
acted on by the	4
i have met with	4
there are many kinds	4
of the best quality	4
is a matter of	4
the organisation or constitution	4
elements of the body	4
used as the father	4
that he was a	4
of the feet in	4
left sides of the	4
one that has been	4
and put to work	4
at the thought of	4
with which we are	4
here we have a	4
may be used for	4
the extent of the	4
the sterility of crossed	4
attention is paid to	4
from each other by	4
the wing and tail	4
the first generation are	4
the leaves of the	4
and a host of	4
and they may be	4
they are fond of	4
in the introduction of	4
with the addition of	4
either normally or abnormally	4
which have run wild	4
variation of homologous parts	4
three or four times	4
fusion of homologous parts	4
did not produce a	4
on the leaves of	4
through natural selection of	4
it will be found	4
inflammation of the bowels	4
of a first cross	4
of the amount of	4
is the case in	4
the organs of vegetation	4
the principle of compensation	4
to get used to	4
fertilised by pollen taken	4
to speak to you	4
in a very different	4
it is a common	4
in the same style	4
of the milk or	4
a window in one	4
when both parents are	4
different sections of the	4
be able to see	4
four and a half	4
is very fond of	4
the purposes for which	4
when crossed with a	4
but as it is	4
influence of domestication on	4
present and visible in	4
with a heavy load	4
it was shown that	4
of eggs in a	4
a curious case of	4
distinct races are not	4
by the nature of	4
what we know of	4
from the same species	4
the manner in which	4
tendency to reversion is	4
morbid tendencies common to	4
very early period of	4
have been observed to	4
in consequence of the	4
and there is a	4
and take care of	4
every one must have	4
on the right and	4
all the members of	4
that it is the	4
to keep it from	4
in the size of	4
individual of the same	4
eliminates the tendency to	4
of gestation in the	4
in the art of	4
the foot of the	4
have been seen to	4
in that part of	4
the botanic gardens of	4
yielded seed in the	4
the sexual elements of	4
cases given in the	4
the power of the	4
most valued by man	4
with their own kind	4
of sheep in the	4
respect to the axis	4
does not like to	4
for more than a	4
by the male element	4
blood in his veins	4
a half feet high	4
with the amount of	4
as a case of	4
differences confined to the	4
only at long intervals	4
one part and the	4
of the same sub	4
the beauty of their	4
i have not got	4
cows for the dairy	4
quality of the cheese	4
in a part of	4
elevation and ground plan	4
the flavor of the	4
the secondary sexual characters	4
all the individuals of	4
i have never seen	4
which have been exposed	4
with those of the	4
more than half a	4
in the fifteenth chapter	4
on any ordinary view	4
the ridge of the	4
the dog and cat	4
have for many years	4
she had never been	4
size of the feet	4
how to do it	4
it must not be	4
and one of them	4
on the belief that	4
a large share of	4
did not want to	4
in a corner of	4
may be well to	4
the effects of long	4
is very difficult to	4
in part due to	4
of double flowers and	4
derived from slight changes	4
when the horse is	4
for three or four	4
tendency to reversion in	4
is the same with	4
i have attempted to	4
any change in the	4
when we hear that	4
the horse has been	4
and the power of	4
should be at once	4
during a long period	4
is not to be	4
we see in the	4
there has been no	4
in the third chapter	4
at the time of	4
shape of each fragment	4
large number of individuals	4
did not know what	4
had been cut off	4
domesticated animals and plants	4
of the first generation	4
of the most beautiful	4
of the same or	4
one variety of the	4
of which there are	4
may be made in	4
on their hind legs	4
they are capable of	4
were found to be	4
be due to the	4
which they are exposed	4
what did you do	4
for in this case	4
to the extent of	4
on the principle of	4
and other small animals	4
be kept in a	4
by the law of	4
effects of food on	4
are not here concerned	4
and out of the	4
can be propagated by	4
in winter and summer	4
the milk or cream	4
at its junction with	4
young at a birth	4
of the three preceding	4
they can be taught	4
white cats with blue	4
going to be a	4
that he believes that	4
and is one of	4
of this house is	4
the authority of dr	4
for the same purpose	4
stairs leading to the	4
or a piece of	4
inherited at a corresponding	4
is the nature of	4
axis of the plant	4
within the last years	4
in the end the	4
tendencies common to both	4
same family as the	4
esther in a low	4
have been assured by	4
of such a thing	4
of dogs by the	4
seed in the proportion	4
at the bare thought	4
up into a ball	4
in a dormant state	4
been observed with plants	4
an important bearing on	4
inches above the ground	4
two or three years	4
but it seemed to	4
the same character being	4
to the preservation of	4
new conditions of life	4
of stairs leading to	4
be attributed to reversion	4
back as far as	4
the increased or decreased	4
the eye of the	4
they are kept in	4
so as to keep	4
a large supply of	4
a lot of money	4
of gemmules derived from	4
is well known to	4
selection of dogs by	4
the requirements of the	4
the ends of the	4
one day he was	4
certain parts of the	4
those who care for	4
of the elements or	4
the white and yellow	4
that they had been	4
are found to be	4
from some unknown cause	4
offspring of the same	4
to believe that this	4
the result of a	4
the hotter parts of	4
orifice of the nostrils	4
i heard father say	4
similar facts could be	4
think we ought to	4
for the development of	4
the effects of a	4
the yellow variety of	4
in some degree sterile	4
it is hardly possible	4
how it is that	4
from the same seed	4
but it is a	4
on the horses of	4
seeds in the capsule	4
has been found that	4
the separation of the	4
to the same general	4
in charge of the	4
with pollen taken from	4
in the seventeenth chapter	4
that there is some	4
from the same flower	4
amount of modification which	4
during a long succession	4
length of the intestines	4
when we talk of	4
the quantity of milk	4
natural species of the	4
varieties of the melon	4
and latent in the	4
not like to be	4
to the inheritance of	4
cultivation of the wild	4
as we shall immediately	4
it is possible for	4
it is only necessary	4
body in the same	4
what can be more	4
as we can see	4
a cross between a	4
to do with it	4
a part of it	4
was going to be	4
i think it will	4
of domestication on fertility	4
long series of generations	4
the varieties of wheat	4
the region of the	4
we ought not to	4
by segments in the	4
in favour of the	4
differing from each other	4
remarks on this subject	4
as much as to	4
the external conditions of	4
that the amount of	4
may be attributed to	4
that he has seen	4
varieties of the vine	4
of which they are	4
transmitted to the offspring	4
by pollen from a	4
was one of the	4
to a greater or	4
down into the cave	4
from what we see	4
and most of the	4
of varieties of peas	4
action of external conditions	4
we should have to	4
in the old surrey	4
the male or female	4
fertilised by its own	4
absorption of the minority	4
to try and be	4
given in the eleventh	4
birds of the poultry	4
talking powers of the	4
latent in the other	4
said the old man	4
states that he has	4
elementary matter in the	4
the same state as	4
which are to be	4
same character being present	4
of seeds in the	4
fertility between crossed species	4
way in which the	4
greatest amount of difference	4
we must conclude that	4
tendency to reversion to	4
is supposed to be	4
that they could not	4
in the old world	4
to give a few	4
in the constitution of	4
to the doctrine of	4
varieties of the pear	4
of the house and	4
going to have a	4
i never thought of	4
full of life and	4
we are not here	4
the rate of absorption	4
the end of a	4
early part of this	4
between crossed species and	4
youatt on the pig	4
three or four days	4
breeds of cattle in	4
a certain number of	4
are to a certain	4
of the minority in	4
home life in all	4
and i have some	4
we ought to be	4
the lower part of	4
is much like the	4
it is a general	4
exposed to the same	4
in the habit of	4
a story of the	4
we have previously seen	4
assumption of male plumage	4
number of eggs of	4
the variability of multiple	4
of the main dwelling	4
great difference in the	4
hero of the story	4
the food of the	4
in the third generation	4
there was not a	4
of a man who	4
there can be little	4
it is the most	4
is not at all	4
are said to have	4
every one knows that	4
a coat of mail	4
in a latent state	4
door leading into the	4
the remainder of the	4
floor of the house	4
proper to the parent	4
should be devoted to	4
which are allowed to	4
be propagated by seed	4
through the law of	4
but he did not	4
sex than the other	4
or may not be	4
the people of the	4
elements of the same	4
principle of inheritance at	4
one or more of	4
and now and then	4
of access to the	4
in the difference between	4
statements are taken from	4
a hundred and twenty	4
it is very difficult	4
and it will be	4
the fact is that	4
hardly be considered as	4
cats with blue eyes	4
has bred several times	4
and the nature of	4
take care of itself	4
are those which have	4
of the polish fowl	4
a corner of the	4
that it is difficult	4
of the same country	4
effects of natural selection	4
of conditions of life	4
remarks on this head	4
in one sex than	4
the same time the	4
are believed to be	4
colour of the skin	4
each other in their	4
the causes and laws	4
animals of the same	4
under side of the	4
to a level with	4
into fits of laughter	4
the repair of injuries	4
but there are many	4
on the history of	4
appearance with advancing age	4
as affecting domestic productions	4
it is of great	4
if it can be	4
thus it may be	4
in the highest degree	4
glad to see you	4
is often the case	4
that they may not	4
the hind feet of	4
and they are now	4
two or three weeks	4
the amount of modification	4
the minority in crossed	4
as we now see	4
in speaking of the	4
have been selected for	4
one to the other	4
at an early day	4
modification of old races	4
the sterility of the	4
from the action of	4
at a corresponding period	4
the quality of their	4
character being present and	4
distinct plant of the	4
was not able to	4
the cases in which	4
hold of her hand	4
that it was the	4
most beautiful of the	4
that there was no	4
the flow of blood	4
this was the case	4
the dogs of the	4
or inflammation of the	4
than those on the	4
colour of the hair	4
or indirectly through the	4
the power of transmission	4
a higher degree than	4
a considerable number of	4
during an early period	4
at an earlier age	4
the evil effects from	4
form of the body	4
can be little doubt	4
a return to the	4
in these cases we	4
well known to be	4
characters of the two	4
without the use of	4
the head of a	4
within a few years	4
in feral animals and	4
the use of a	4
of seasonal conditions on	4
she felt as though	4
the cells of the	4
but they do not	4
take care of themselves	4
to the subject of	4
in the colour of	4
the union of the	4
it is a more	4
i am glad to	4
for a few hours	4
the great amount of	4
the truth of the	4
is not the only	4
the undoing of schwartz	4
and that he had	4
this is one of	4
races of the pig	4
by the conditions to	4
to be the same	4
and especially by the	4
and in some other	4
and colour of the	4
into one of the	4
male and female side	4
as the period of	4
in the interior of	4
as we do not	4
various breeds of the	4
made use of in	4
is much difference in	4
as i have been	4
and of the same	4
over the other in	4
and vigour of the	4
said esther in a	4
the production of new	4
the modification of old	4
the elixir of life	4
excessive development of the	4
miles in a day	4
way connected with the	4
variability of our domesticated	4
augmentation of morbid tendencies	4
tendency to vary in	4
not only in the	4
nearly all the individuals	4
liable to the attacks	4
its wild state it	4
from place to place	4
of the size of	4
room is lighted by	4
of the weeping ash	4
taken from a distinct	4
they will be found	4
the same family as	4
adventures of a hen	4
and the people of	4
the orifice of the	4
part of this chapter	4
labors of the farm	4
in several of the	4
this view of the	4
has given me the	4
have seen that in	4
at the other end	4
can hardly be considered	4
this is not a	4
the selection of the	4
the hare and rabbit	4
one part of the	4
breeds of cattle and	4
the cotswold and lincolnshire	4
american varieties of the	4
here is another story	4
with one of the	4
is a tale of	4
house of this character	4
in a way that	4
in the ordinary sense	4
the flesh of the	4
be divided into two	4
how to take care	4
from that of the	4
opens into a hall	4
the improvement of the	4
the case with a	4
the increased size and	4
as far south as	4
the work of the	4
fertilised by pollen from	4
the concourse of the	4
some of the cases	4
is placed in the	4
to be able to	4
or nearly all the	4
children of the same	4
being present and visible	4
tend to be inherited	4
he should not be	4
is almost sure to	4
known to be the	4
derived from the same	4
and she did not	4
with the same result	4
characters proper to the	4
than those of the	4
the male element of	4
the circumstances of the	4
the authority of mr	4
the belief that the	4
it was all so	4
a bit of a	4
is lighted by two	4
as well as their	4
of two or three	4
him out of the	4
on the pigs of	4
in the same state	4
and varieties of the	4
on the sterility of	4
change in their conditions	4
the horse should be	4
in most cases it	4
the door of the	4
off into fits of	4
is said to have	4
and on the evil	4
to which we have	4
in an eminent degree	4
may be kept in	4
in its native country	4
cross with a distinct	4
main body of the	4
down to the shore	4
seeding of ordinarily seedless	4
between the skin and	4
may be put into	4
of male plumage by	4
base of the beak	4
practical treatise on the	4
latter part of the	4
on both sides of	4
the poison of a	4
of the evil effects	4
of these have been	4
by tubers in the	4
origin and varieties of	4
at a corresponding age	4
in the former case	4
correlated variation of homologous	4
i have spoken of	4
at an early period	4
such cases may be	4
fuchsia coccinea and fulgens	4
out of the room	4
with either pure parent	4
that he was the	4
nearly the same conditions	4
cases have been observed	4
it should be so	4
great majority of cases	4
the style of finish	4
dureau de la malle	4
that it has been	4
that they may be	4
it is easily tamed	4
with its head and	4
in the jardin des	4
varieties of the gooseberry	4
the purpose for which	4
and visible in one	4
at three or four	4
the survival of the	4
all organic beings occasionally	4
one hundred and fifty	4
has been observed in	4
the flowers on the	4
by the act of	4
went off into fits	4
wear and tear of	4
conditions under which they	4
to these may be	4
that he did not	4
that none of the	4
may serve as a	4
as it should be	4
for it is not	4
that it could not	4
the three preceding chapters	4
as long as the	4
it may not be	4
you will have to	4
one of the higher	4
about the same time	4
exceptions to the rule	4
in one of his	4
the cattle of the	4
me that he believes	4
that they should be	4
a thick coat of	4
equal to that of	4
which it has been	4
in the order of	4
on the same stigma	4
affinity for each other	4
increased use and disuse	4
to the comfort of	4
and tear of the	4
whilst at the same	4
from the cape of	4
or units of the	4
intercrossing of species of	4
the development of a	4
thought so much of	4
there can hardly be	4
be acted on by	4
have heard of a	4
the interest of the	4
the order of development	4
it is remarkable that	4
the tissues of the	4
we must suppose that	4
will have to be	4
half a pint of	4
the species of the	4
and we know that	4
with the greatest care	4
of which is the	4
when species are crossed	4
during a long series	4
come back to the	4
if we go back	4
has remarked to me	4
selection practised by the	4
some of the lower	4
crosses between the same	4
well as in the	4
the llama and alpaca	4
the belief in the	4
it was a very	4
to keep up a	4
pollen taken from the	4
about the same age	4
communicated to me by	4
the improvement of their	4
we know of the	4
the ordinary sense of	4
good derived from slight	4
the same time with	4
than in any other	4
by the direct action	4
six or seven generations	4
that like begets like	4
is possible for a	4
the accumulative action of	4
the increased use and	4
in the region of	4
the fact of the	4
so far we have	4
there is a great	4
to characters derived from	4
animals kept by man	4
but there is a	4
one at a time	4
that i have not	4
opening on to the	4
it is necessary that	4
as well as any	4
through the action of	4
one sex than the	4
can hardly be a	4
be occupied as a	4
there is no more	4
by aid of the	4
of a multitude of	4
opposed to the belief	4
is said not to	4
cases are given by	4
out in a boat	4
to the male sex	4
between the same two	4
the worst of it	4
that they were not	4
from generation to generation	4
a part of its	4
of the economy of	4
that they would have	4
have been subjected to	4
latent tendency to become	4
and there was no	4
in every quarter of	4
heart of the earth	4
life in all lands	4
in consequence of this	4
the exception of a	4
that good is derived	4
in a marked manner	4
that the power of	4
so it is in	4
than in the parent	4
ordinary sense of the	4
and that of a	4
came into the room	4
there should be no	4
and in one instance	4
botanic gardens of edinburgh	4
must be looked at	4
agreeable to the eye	4
it has been with	4
it may be safely	4
the several breeds of	4
are you going to	4
the interior of africa	4
as a beast of	4
is found in the	4
in any part of	4
the most liable to	4
are descended from a	4
other varieties of the	4
another of the same	4
spoken of in the	4
and it is not	4
two or three generations	4
of the value of	4
white and yellow varieties	4
slight change in the	4
on varieties of the	4
almost certain that the	4
nearly the whole of	4
which are necessary to	4
there is much difference	4
the colour of their	4
eighths of an inch	4
the very heart of	4
it is known that	4
of the house is	4
the care of the	4
to the reappearance of	4
which our domestic productions	4
the breeds of the	4
of colour in horses	4
the upper and lower	4
the amount of food	4
of which it is	4
the same two species	4
early in the morning	4
the left of the	4
cases in which the	4
analogous facts could be	4
of a gentleman who	4
as the case may	4
for their food and	3
would be better to	3
could be given with	3
in a line with	3
eye of an ox	3
a long line of	3
we may safely conclude	3
chapter it was shown	3
singular form of begonia	3
the inherited effects of	3
due to their sterility	3
and the united states	3
the owner of the	3
in the womb or	3
fertilised by the gemmules	3
understand how it is	3
or abnormally are self	3
with a window in	3
to different conditions of	3
in breeds of dogs	3
parents have been exposed	3
fond of those who	3
the varieties of maize	3
the economy of growth	3
by which they are	3
discussed in a future	3
the care of them	3
most parts of the	3
of supernumerary digits after	3
come in contact with	3
a great change in	3
other parent in another	3
advantage is derived from	3
it was kept in	3
on inheritance in the	3
to differences confined to	3
supposed to be the	3
on the assumption of	3
they came to the	3
in an intermediate condition	3
abhorrence of incestuous marriages	3
upper bone of the	3
it be desirable to	3
on the sheep of	3
the number of digits	3
that many of the	3
it of much use	3
be got rid of	3
of two or more	3
the chapters on the	3
great change in their	3
the style and arrangement	3
stairs leads to the	3
the top of his	3
earlier in the child	3
to the end of	3
while that of the	3
same way as we	3
strongly in one sex	3
as to be out	3
we can understand the	3
in a correlated manner	3
of the definite action	3
of the domestic duck	3
the occasional appearance of	3
the spur of a	3
a manner as to	3
the conclusion that the	3
the peculiarity in question	3
compend of american agriculture	3
of the short horns	3
more probable view that	3
that there was a	3
or even thousands of	3
and a door leading	3
and this makes it	3
beautiful engravings on wood	3
cell or unit throughout	3
each other by some	3
origin of varieties of	3
the extreme corner of	3
colour of the plumage	3
should be made of	3
is hard to believe	3
district of new york	3
when he was a	3
anything of the kind	3
in the chapters on	3
from her pocket and	3
they have never been	3
with a distinct individual	3
ought to be kept	3
of birds in captivity	3
attempted to show that	3
world we shall find	3
not correspond with the	3
there would be no	3
and then in the	3
to make sure that	3
action of certain vegetable	3
in the two following	3
eggs of the wild	3
crest of the sternum	3
if there is any	3
some reason to believe	3
of stairs in the	3
depends exclusively on the	3
to the quantity of	3
and the manner of	3
not be fertilised by	3
the difference in the	3
by a window on	3
see in the following	3
it is of a	3
is allowed to stand	3
but in spite of	3
that a large number	3
ought to be attributed	3
almost certainly descended from	3
unfavourable conditions of life	3
would have been a	3
my first call was	3
by stripes and blotches	3
vigour and fertility of	3
is caused by a	3
in the summer season	3
it will be shown	3
one of the ladies	3
the wet the dry	3
the course of their	3
by pollen of the	3
a lot of things	3
the seeds of the	3
as far as possible	3
to be done in	3
put to hard labor	3
power of resisting frost	3
on the banks of	3
to the theory of	3
the united states and	3
makes it of much	3
eight inches below the	3
off from a common	3
say that it is	3
see from this that	3
flowers of both forms	3
and leads to the	3
felt that he was	3
the effects of use	3
do not know how	3
of the same pitch	3
as a working animal	3
the crest of the	3
of the tusks in	3
some of the most	3
monstrosities as a cause	3
natural to species when	3
you would like to	3
of north and south	3
on the good derived	3
as is well known	3
the fertility of plants	3
and it is of	3
the very same peculiarity	3
long been used in	3
me in his arms	3
the voice of the	3
had to be done	3
take great care of	3
to give one instance	3
attended to this subject	3
organs themselves are not	3
that can be safely	3
and the other parent	3
well adapted to the	3
to change of climate	3
not being able to	3
in process of formation	3
leads from the rear	3
do you think i	3
be used as a	3
in regard to plants	3
a door into the	3
may infer from the	3
indented in printed contents	3
we have good reason	3
the original of the	3
by a process of	3
of the world and	3
a full supply of	3
of the shape of	3
long kept in the	3
even with respect to	3
flowers with respect to	3
evil follows from close	3
to open the door	3
also informs me that	3
have been informed by	3
or two may be	3
but they did not	3
be complete in all	3
on the one side	3
be as good as	3
in the falkland islands	3
in a manner that	3
these cases it is	3
was kept in a	3
element on the female	3
an abundant supply of	3
the hen and its	3
of the blood of	3
the selection of seed	3
will be sufficient for	3
by the selection of	3
for the management of	3
to use his eyes	3
is more than a	3
but we do not	3
is shown by the	3
office of the district	3
they are able to	3
the cause of this	3
must be admitted that	3
as with some kinds	3
with one of any	3
be said about the	3
listed at the end	3
antiquity of certain races	3
is made use of	3
there is a very	3
in so peculiar a	3
or at least in	3
we must admit that	3
center of the front	3
from the fact that	3
to show in the	3
little boys and girls	3
a striking instance of	3
were not to be	3
the case of some	3
rooted to the spot	3
are more subject to	3
into the water and	3
similar facts have been	3
except in the case	3
it has been stated	3
the domesticated races of	3
on the skull in	3
these may be added	3
but we must not	3
goes on to say	3
of the f oe	3
can hardly be doubted	3
for there was mr	3
breeding of birds in	3
said to be very	3
of production of breeds	3
and he finds that	3
it is like the	3
the main purposes of	3
in the nineteenth chapter	3
that they can be	3
is to be kept	3
and it is said	3
we cannot doubt that	3
classification of varieties of	3
in a lesser degree	3
that may be required	3
of the characters of	3
all these cases the	3
been informed by mr	3
from seeds of the	3
if you want to	3
origin of the plum	3
quality of the milk	3
the pig is not	3
the crossing of the	3
in the same group	3
out of his hand	3
in this story the	3
the doubling of flowers	3
it was the same	3
it not been for	3
the organs of reproduction	3
the opposite sides of	3
of white cats with	3
with the fruit of	3
and another of the	3
to the sides of	3
cattle in the united	3
to such as are	3
varieties of the common	3
the first cost of	3
but he was very	3
the loss of fertility	3
the whole establishment is	3
far the necessary assumptions	3
a slight change in	3
for which they are	3
trelawny put his hand	3
of methodical and unconscious	3
it is a gratifying	3
may be suspected that	3
that the crossed offspring	3
be fertilised by pollen	3
the buds on the	3
number of eggs laid	3
of an additional digit	3