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31050	Are they not just the kind of characters that would be expected in an immature, aquatic embolomere of Pennsylvanian time?
31050	Is it possible that the"primitive"and"specialized"features of this animal are actually larval?
30620	KU 11121, lateral view of? left maxilla.
30620	The? maxillary fragment bears two teeth which are 3.0 mm.
30620	_ Referred specimens._--Fragmentary? left maxilla, having two teeth, KU 11121; fragmentary left dentary having two teeth, KU 11122.
2628	Are they, as the healthy common sense of the ancient Greeks appears to have led them to assume without hesitation, the remains of animals and plants?
2629	But if what lies below the horse''s"knee"thus corresponds to the middle finger in ourselves, what has become of the four other fingers or digits?
2629	Did things so happen or did they not?
2629	What has become of the bones of all these animals?
2629	What we desire to know is, is it a fact that evolution took place?
34056	No authentic human impressions have yet been established; and none of the mammalia, except the marsupials.(?)
34056	The most remarkable of the fish- specimens in our collection is a CEPHALASPIS(?
34056	The striæ, so distinctly discernable in a number of these portions, having been compared with twigs of the existing coniferæ(?
34056	There is another form of ripple- marks(?
34056	We naturally ask, What kind of biped could this have been?
2633	In what other way than by such an appeal to their experience could he so surely awaken in his audience the tragic pity and terror?
2633	What, then, could be more natural than that a Chaldaean poet should seek for the incidents of a great catastrophe among such phenomena?
2627	''Which way did he go? 2627 ''Young man,''cried the eunuch,''have you seen the Queen''s dog?''
2627	Where is he?''
2630	And what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?
2630	Understood?
2630	By whom?
2630	Has any one ever disputed the contention, thus solemnly enunciated, that the doctrine of evolution was not invented the day before yesterday?
2630	Has any one ever dreamed of claiming it as a modern innovation?
2630	Vertebrate_ land_-population( Amphibia, Reptilia[?]).
14279	Cambrian( with Huronian?).
14279	Did it live in the sea, in fresh waters, or on the land?
14279	Post- tertiary?
14279	Was it fitted to live exclusively in water?
14279	What was its usual diet?
14279	What, then, is the principle upon which this sequence is based?
14279	Why, for example, are the Sponges placed below the Corals; these below the Sea- urchins; and these, again, below the Shell- fish?
14279	| a. Fucoidal| Huronian|| Sandstone of Sweden| Formation?
14279	| d._ Oldhamia_||| Slates of Ireland.||| e. Conglomerates and||| and Sandstones of||| Sutherlandshire?
14279	| limestone 150 feet| are_ Ceratites_ B. Werfen beds, base| thick, alternating|_ cassianus_, of Upper Trias?
2631	But what is the good of it all in the face of Leviticus on the one hand and of palaeontology on the other?
2631	I am really grieved to be obliged to say that this third( or is it fourth?)
2631	It may be so, or it may not be so; but where is the evidence which would justify any one in making a positive assertion on the subject?
38013	_ And Sultan after Sultan with his Pomp Abode his destined Hour and went his way._It is often asked"why do animals become extinct?"
38013	And if a blow from an irate ostrich is sufficient to fell a man, what must have been the kicking power of an able- bodied Moa?
38013	Did they devour everything large enough to be eaten throughout their habitat, and then fall to eating one another?
38013	How much of what we term intelligence could such a creature possess-- what was the extent of its reasoning powers?
38013	If, it was said, these animals have been spared, why not others?
38013	Other footprints there are in this prison- yard; the great round"spoor"of the mammoth, the hoofs of a deer, and the paws of a wolf(?
38013	The question is often asked-- How long ago did this or that animal live?
38013	This may take the form of a wish to know how a millionaire made his first ten cents, or it may lead to the questions-- What is the oldest animal?
38013	WHY DO ANIMALS BECOME EXTINCT?
38013	What do we find among Dinosaurs?
38013	Why not a legendary bison that has increased with years of story- telling?
38013	Why?
38013	XII WHY DO ANIMALS BECOME EXTINCT?
38013	and, What did this, our primeval and many- times- removed ancestor, look like?
38013	or, What is the first known member of the great group of backboned animals at whose head man has placed himself?
2632	And, in matter of fact, can the record with due regard to legitimate historical criticism, be pronounced true?
2632	But have we a right to do so?
2632	But what is the meaning of this expression?
2632	How could its subsistence, by any possibility, be an affair of weeks and months?
2632	If Jonah''s three days''residence in the whale is not an"admitted reality,"how could it"warrant belief"in the"coming resurrection?"
2632	If divine authority is not here claimed for the twenty- fourth verse of the second chapter of Genesis, what is the value of language?
2632	If no Flood swept the careless people away, how is the warning of more worth than the cry of"Wolf"when there is no wolf?
2632	Is there any known historical work which is throughout exactly true, or is there not?
2632	When Jesus spoke, as of a matter of fact, that"the Flood came and destroyed them all,"did he believe that the Deluge really took place, or not?
2632	Why not?
2634	23)--is not this Deity conceived as manlike in form?
2634	27 David says to Zadok the priest,"Art thou not a seer?"
2634	And Samuel said to Saul, Why hast thou disquieted me to bring me up?
2634	And Samuel said, Wherefore then dost thou ask of me, seeing that Jahveh is departed from thee and is become thine adversary?
2634	But to Saul nothing is visible, for he asks,"What seest thou?"
2634	Can any other conclusion be drawn from the history of Abraham and Isaac?
2634	Does Abraham exhibit any indication of surprise when he receives the astounding order to sacrifice his son?
2634	Does not the action of Saul, on a famous occasion, involve exactly the same theological presuppositions?
2634	Does this mean that Seth resembled Adam only in a spiritual and figurative sense?
2634	He next asked him how he knew it was the spirit of Toogoo Ahoo?
2634	Laban indignantly demands of his son- in- law,"Wherefore hast thou stolen my Elohim?"
2634	Or of Micah''s inquiry,"Will Jahveh be pleased with thousands of rams or with ten thousands of rivers of oil?"
2634	Saul goes to this woman, who, after being assured of immunity, asks,"Whom shall I bring up to thee?"
2634	Still the spectre remains invisible to Saul, for he asks,"What form is he of?"
2634	Then said Saul to his servant, But behold if we go, what shall we bring the man?
2634	What have we?
2634	Wilt not thou possess that which Chemosh, thy Elohim, giveth thee to possess?"
2634	[ Footnote 22: Compare:"And Samuel said unto Saul, Why hast thou disquieted me?"
1043	Are we evolving to- day?
1043	But how can we see any trace of an Annelid ancestor in the vastly different frames of these animals which are said to descend from it?
1043	But what higher types of life issued from the womb of nature after so long and painful a travail?
1043	Can we suggest any reasons why brain should be especially developed in the apes, and more particularly still in the ancestors of man?
1043	Do they point downward to lower forms, and upward to higher forms, as the theory of evolution requires?
1043	Do we find a similar destruction of life, and selection of higher types, after the Pleistocene perturbation?
1043	Do we find them at work in the Pleistocene?
1043	Have we not said that nothing remains of the procession of organisms during half the earth''s story but a shapeless seam of carbon or limestone?
1043	How did these civilisations develop in Asia, and how is it that they have remained stagnant for ages, while Europe advanced?
1043	How much advance should we allow for these seven or fourteen million years of swarming life and changing environments?
1043	How, then, do we account for the wings of the insect?
1043	If humanity shared at first a common patrimony, why have the savages remained savages, and the barbarians barbaric?
1043	If man is a progressive animal, why has the progress been confined to some of the race?
1043	In particular, had it any appreciable effect upon the human species?
1043	Is man the last word of evolution?
1043	Must every step of future progress be won by fresh and sustained struggle?
1043	Or ought we to regard this change of structure as brought about by a few abrupt and considerable variations on the part of the young?
1043	The more important question is: How do astronomers conceive the condensation of this mixed mass of cosmic dust?
1043	Was it not a singular coincidence that in ALL cases the intermediate organisms between one type and another should have wholly escaped preservation?
1043	Was the eye shifted by the effort and straining of the fish, inherited and increased slightly in each generation?
1043	What came before the star?
1043	What is the meaning of stars whose light ebbs and flows in periods of from a few to several hundred days?
1043	What is the origin of the great gaseous nebulae?
1043	What is the origin of the triple or quadruple star?
1043	What is their relation to the stars?
1043	What was the origin of the fish?
1043	Whence came the new race and its culture?
1043	Why has progress been incarnated so exceptionally in the white section of the race, the Europeans?
1043	Why should Europe and North America in particular suffer so markedly from a general thinning of the atmosphere?
33925	After all these changes do you not want to know what happened next?
33925	And how was it made?
33925	Are shells in the sea being covered up with clay,--with mud,--and more shellfish living on the top of that; and then, are they, too, being covered up?
33925	As before, what is happening to- day?
33925	But how have these great masses of flints been swept along?
33925	But where did the silica come from?
33925	Can the land have been down under the sea; and have sea waves washed the stones along?
33925	Does sand on a sea shore ever become hard like rock, so that shells buried in it are found afterwards in hard rock?
33925	For what does it tell us?
33925	How are they there?
33925	How did they get there?
33925	How do these beds rise up again, so that we find them with their sea shells in the quarry?
33925	How do we know this?
33925	How do we know this?
33925	How?
33925	If it goes on long enough--?
33925	Is limestone being made anywhere to- day, and are shells being shut up in it?
33925	Now what is the chalk?
33925	Now, do we anywhere to- day find these tiny shells in such masses as to build up rocks?
33925	Now, have we any deposits formed at that time in the Isle of Wight?
33925	So that in years to come they will be found in layers of clay and stone like those we have been looking at in quarry and sea cliff?
33925	The Upper Crioceras Group( 46 ft.), like the Lower, contains bands of Crioceras?
33925	Then where were they formed?
33925	Were there no birds?
33925	What about the clays and the limestone?
33925	What becomes of all the mud the streams and rivers are carrying down into the sea?
33925	What immense rush of water can have spread these flints 30 feet deep along a river valley?
33925	What is the meaning of this extension of the alluvium away from the course of the river out to the sea at Sandown?
33925	What kind of animals?
33925	What kind of trees grew in the country the river came from?
33925	What was the country like south of this?
33925	Where did the mud come from?
33925	[ Illustration:_ Photo by J. Milman Brown, Shanklin._] CULVER CLIFFS-- HIGHLY INCLINED CHALK STRATA Now, what are flints, and how were they formed?
42584	A fish or a lizard?
42584	Again, did certain long- legged Dinosaurs eventually give rise by evolution to the running birds, ostriches, emeus, etc.?
42584	And do we not now know that there are hundreds of them found fossil up and down the world?
42584	Another question naturally suggests itself: Were they viviparous, or did they lay eggs like crocodiles?
42584	But the reader inquires,"What is the nature of these creatures thus left stranded a thousand miles from either ocean?
42584	He concludes with the question,''To which of the recognised classes of created beings can this huge rover of the ocean be referred?''
42584	He says,"Did not learned men too hold, till within the last twenty- five years, that a flying dragon was an impossible monster?
42584	How came they in the limestone of Kansas, and were they denizens of land?"
42584	How did they get drowned?
42584	How, then, could it reach or pick up anything lying on the ground?
42584	No reptiles of the present day are capable of masticating their food; how, then, could he venture to assign it to a reptile?
42584	Shall we call this earth- drama a tragedy or a comedy?
42584	The question therefore arises-- Was this tortoise a creature of the imagination, or was the idea of it drawn from a living reality?
42584	Then why not sea- serpents?
42584	This elaborate apparatus must have been of some special use; the question is-- What service or services did it perform?
42584	Was there ever an age of dragons?
42584	We can, however, well imagine some of our readers asking,"Can these dry bones live?"
42584	Were they nocturnal in their habits, wandering about by night, and taking their rest by day?
42584	Were they related to ancient crocodiles?
42584	What better lesson could the master have given the pupil to help him to remember his"Law of Correlation"?
42584	What, then, was the consequence?
42584	Who shall ever see them lit up with the same unmitigated enthusiasm again?
42584	Would it not be an advantage for them to have the power of seeing their finny prey whether near or far?
42584	those represented by crocodiles, lizards, snakes, and turtles?"
42584	weight in some three or four months?
39674	And what became of the pig?
39674	Have you seen any Cheyennes hereabouts, gentlemen? 39674 How dare you deface one of nature''s castles with a patent name?"
39674	Out from Hays, sirs?
39674	--Indian and short for"How are you?"
39674	Again Buffalo Bill lifted his voice in the solitude, and again came an answer, this time in a form of query,"Is it developed, my boy?
39674	And why?
39674	But the reader inquires, What is the nature of these creatures thus left stranded a thousand miles from either ocean?
39674	But where was the doctor?
39674	Did you tell me by the old tune?
39674	Does it look like one?
39674	Does the sight appall and bring him to his senses?
39674	Echo answered,"Where?"
39674	How came they in the limestones of Kansas, and were they denizens of land or sea?
39674	In the presence of such heroism, what right had we, though bruised and tired, to complain?
39674	Is it impossible that vessels plowed this ancient ocean with a speed which would have left our Cunarders out of sight?
39674	Is the theory true that germs fall down to us from other planets?
39674	Lot''s wife, you remember, looked back,( What woman could ever refrain?)
39674	Mr. Colon, who had given a startled turn of the head over his right shoulder, exclaimed,"Bless me, what''s that?"
39674	No struggle was visible where he fell, and it is probable that they approached him with a treacherous"How, how?"
39674	On the plains the first question asked is,"Are they friends or foes?"
39674	Or that we gazed anxiously at the huge chief as he sat, silent and motionless, awaiting the approach of our guide?
39674	Or, do not the plains offer a strong argument on behalf of spontaneous generation?
39674	SHOULD THERE NOT BE COMPULSORY EMIGRATION?
39674	The cunning savage, seeing his foe prepared, approaches with signs of friendship, and cries of"How, how?"
39674	Was it impossible, we mused, that ancient mariners, with whole cargoes of bells, went down on this inland sea centuries before Rome howled?
39674	Was there ever another so big a bison?
39674	We heard the chief''s loud"How, how?"
39674	What if the bottom grass was full of creeping savages?
39674	What say you?"
39674	What would be thought of a hunter, in any of the Western States, who shot quails and chickens and left them where they fell?
39674	Why not desert the city and lose yourself for awhile in this great grand waste?
39674	Why should not the great public share in it also?
39674	Would he have fired?
39674	You did, eh?
56507	( 2 Genera?
56507	( 3 Genera, 5 Species?)
56507	( 52 Genera(?
56507	(?
56507	), Australia, New Zealand, and Chatham Island, with one species(?)
56507	), Australia, Solomon Islands, and(?)
56507	), Darjeeling in the winter,?
56507	), Ethiopian and Oriental regions, Austro- Malaya, South America(?
56507	), Java, Sumatra, and Borneo, with a species in the Ganges, in Siam, and(?)
56507	), North and South America and Cape of Good Hope;( 220- 232? 234)_ Atticora_( 8 sp.
56507	), the Neotropical region and?
56507	)|(?
56507	)|(?
56507	)|--| 1|(?
56507	)|--|--|(?
56507	-----------+-----------+-----------+-----------+-----------+------------||||| 1---- 4?
56507	4|-- 2?
56507	4|---- 3?
56507	4|------? 4|1.
56507	Atlapetes| 1| Mexico| Nearctic?
56507	DISTRIBUTION.--Rivers of the Oriental region, one species from Ceram(?).
56507	Its position is uncertain, as it has affinities both with the Accipitres, through_ Polyboroides_(?)
56507	Mugillidæ||(?
56507	Phocidæ|--|||(?
56507	Scienidæ|(?
56507	Symbranchidæ||--||| Oriental, Australian,|||||(?
56507	The genera of Catodontidæ as given by Dr. Gray are,_ Catodon_( 2 species?
56507	The genus_ Nasua_, or the coatis( 5 species?
56507	_ Cupidonia_?
56507	_ Cynopithecus_(?
56507	_ Halicore_( 2 species?
56507	_ Hapalidæ_||--|(?
56507	_ Myrmecophaga_| 1| Costa Rica?,&||| N.
56507	_ Nesopsar_| 1| Jamaica|( Scolecophagus| 1| Mexico, Cuba?)
56507	_ Potamochoerus_( 3 species?
56507	_ Rhamphocinclus_--|--|--|--|--| 1| 1| Martinique and St.|||||||| Lucia_ Cinclocerthia_|--|--|--|--|--| 3| 3| Nevis to St. Lucia Mimus| 1| 1|--| 1|(?
56507	_ Trochilus_| 2| The whole region| Mexico to Veragua|||(?
56507	_ Xenurus_| 3| Guiana to Paraguay,||| Costa Rica?
56507	||||||||_ Dulus_|(?
56506	?
56506	Africa(?)
56506	Africa, Spain[?
56506	Calicalicus(?)
56506	Calornis| 2|Malaya and Philippines|[?]
56506	Canidæ|--|--|--|--|All regions but Australian[?]
56506	China and Formosa|| Japan| migrants[?]
56506	Cinclidæ?
56506	Cranorrhinus?
56506	Cynopithecus| 1|Celebes and Batchian|Philippines?
56506	E. Africa, Ceylon{|| N. Africa| migrants(?)
56506	Europe and N. Africa|India, winter{|| to Japan| migrants(?)
56506	Europe to Japan;|Himalayas(?)
56506	Europe to N. China|[?]
56506	Euryceros(?)
56506	Gymnopus[?]
56506	Himalayas to Aracan,|Lombock, Timor?
56506	Himalayas to|Palæarctic?
56506	Hydrocissa?
56506	India to Ceylon, and|Eastern Asia|| China;?
56506	India{|| China|(?
56506	It is also stated, that the pigeon and one of the small birds(?
56506	Lynx[?]
56506	Miro 2""""TIMALIIDÆ(?)
56506	Muridæ_ Uromys_ 1 Aru Islands(?)
56506	Oreicola| 4|Lombok to Timor|Burmah?
56506	Oxylabes 2 CINCLIDÆ(?).
56506	Pachyglossa?
56506	Paridæ|--|--||--|Nearctic, Oriental, Australian|||||[?]
56506	Pinicola[?]
56506	Symbranchidæ|--||--|--|Australian(?
56506	Thibet(?)
56506	Trachinidæ||--|||Patagonia(?
56506	Upupa(?)
56506	Vesperugo| 1|Siberia, Amoorland|[?]
56506	Zealand, Chatham||| Islands?
56506	_ Artamia_[?]
56506	_ Calictis_| 1|Ceylon?
56506	_ Euryceros_| 1|Madagascar([?]
56506	_ Hypherpes_ 1 PYCNONOTIDÆ(?)
56506	_ Laniarius_| 38|All Africa,||| Madagascar[?]
56506	_ Mesites_| 1|Madagascar|||| TROGLODYTIDÆ.[?]
56506	_ Murina_| 2|Himalayas to Java|?
56506	_ Noctulina_| 3|Nepal to Philippines|?
56506	_ Otonycteris_| 1|Egypt|[?]
56506	_ Oxylabes_| 2|Madagascar|||| CINCLIDÆ.[?]
56506	_ Paradoxurus_| 8|The whole region|Ke Islands(?
56506	_ Parmoptila_[?
56506	_ Presbytes_| 28|Simla to Aracan and|Moupin, Palæarctic[?]
56506	_ Trilatitus_| 2|Indo- Malaya|?
56506	_ Æpyornis_| 3[?
56506	and S. Africa|||([?]
56506	{ Oreicola?
56506	{_ Calamodus_|? 3|Europe, N. Africa,||| Palestine| 12.
56506	| 3|Madagascar| 56._Cyanolanius_[?
56506	|||[?]
56506	||||||( Paradoxornis| 3|Himalayas and|(?
56506	||||||( Viverra| 1|Celebes and Moluccas)|Oriental genus( Paradoxurus| 1|Timor, Ke Islands,?
42741	*+{{ O. Longmynd, Huronian?
42741	*+{{{ Acadian, etc.?
42741	*+{{{ Menevian?
42741	But is it really so?
42741	But is this all?
42741	But is this all?
42741	But we have still to ask the old question,"Whence the atoms?"
42741	But what becomes of the coal which is burnt in yielding the interest?
42741	But what is chalk?
42741	But what is the evidence of the deposits formed at this period?
42741	But what was taking place meanwhile in the oceanic areas separating our plateaus?
42741	Can we attribute the perfection of the watch to"accidental material operations"any more then the first effort to produce such an instrument?
42741	Can we infer anything further as to the laws of creation from these Silurian multitudes of living things?
42741	Do not all living things rise from a simpler to a more complex state?
42741	Do they cease to be so when the man ceases to be conscious of them?
42741	Do we know anything of law in the case of life?
42741	Does this indicate direct genetic connection, or only like conditions in the external world correlated with likeness in the organic world?
42741	For how can any one paint chaos, or give form and filling to the formless void?
42741	Has the earth no earlier history?
42741	How these several views accord with what we actually know as the result of scientific investigation?
42741	Is it likely to have germinated in the brain of an ape?
42741	Is it not certain, en the contrary, that the Fuegian is merely a degraded variety of the aboriginal American race?
42741	Is it true, however, that the modern knowledge of nature tends to rob it of a spiritual First Cause?
42741	Of what use were the Devonian forests?
42741	Still future(?)
42741	This digression prepares the way for the question: Was the Miocene period on the whole a better age of the world then that in which we live?
42741	This"--wish that of the living whole No life may fail beyond the grave, Derives it not from what we have The likest God within the soul?"
42741	To what does this point?
42741	To what is this related, with reference to conditions of existence?
42741	Was the length of the Mesozoic time equal to that of the Palæozoic?
42741	We have to ask, What is gravitation itself, unless a mode of action of Almighty power?
42741	Were there no herbs or trees to drink in the rains and flourish in the sunshine?
42741	Were there no land animals to prowl along the low tidal flats in search of food?
42741	Were they enormous birds?
42741	Were they the first- born of land snails?
42741	What can be more widely contrasted then a newly- born child and the small gelatinous spherule constituting the human ovum?
42741	What does he give us in exchange?
42741	What if there were still earlier plants, whose remains are still to be discovered?
42741	What inhabitants have these forests?
42741	What is implied in the idea of creation?
42741	What is implied in the idea of evolution as applied to man?
42741	What is the actual fact with regard to these animals, so confidently affirmed to resemble some not very remote ancestors of ours?
42741	What mere animal ever had or could attain to such an experience?
42741	What then are these oldest rocks deposited by the sea-- the first- born of the reign of the waters?
42741	What were these portentous creatures-- bird, beast, or reptile?
42741	What, then, is the actual statement of the theory of creation as it may be held by a modern man of science?
42741	Who that saw them trodden under foot lay the reptile aristocracy of the Mesozoic could have divined their destiny?
42741	Why, then, are so many men of science disposed to ignore altogether this view of the matter?
42741	Would it not be absolutely impossible that man should have originated in such a country?
42741	Yet why should these tyrants of creation so utterly disappear without waiting for us to make war on them?
42741	and if so, of what possible use would it be in the struggle of a merely physical existence?
42741	and what is the unknown third term which must have been the means of setting up these relations?
42741	has not the history of the earth displayed a gradually increasing elevation and complexity?
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59074	113 C),_?
59074	120 E) and several beetles(?
59074	125),_ Pholidophorus_ and?
59074	127--Scale of Ceratodus( Neoceratodus)=(?
59074	142--Mandible of Phascolomys pliocenus, McCoy.=(?)
59074	26.--Fossil Worm Tubes(?
59074	53.== Cainozoic Ironstone with Leaves( Banksia?
59074	54- 59(_?
59074	76.--FOSSIL CRINOIDS.= A--(?)
59074	85--LOWER PALAEOZOIC BRACHIOPODS.= A-- Orthis(?)
59074	88 B),(?)
59074	= Cretaceous Plants.--= An upper Cretaceous fern,(?)
59074	?
59074	Another tooth having the same family relationship has been referred to_ Tomodus?
59074	B--(?)
59074	Cainozoic(?
59074	Cainozoic(? Lower Pliocene), Yule Island, Papua.
59074	Darwinula_, and_?
59074	Fossil Worm- tubes:(?)
59074	Hamilton, Victoria]= Cheilostomata( Cretaceous).--= Species of the genera(?)
59074	In New Zealand the gigantic cirripede,_? Pollicipes aucklandicus_( Fig.
59074	Murray River Cliffs, S. Australia] A clypeastroid,_ Peronella decagonalis_ has been described from the(?)
59074	Of Cainozoic(?
59074	Ordovician: S. Australia,(?)
59074	Scale of_ Ceratodus?
59074	Siliceous Skeleton of a living Sponge:(?)
59074	They have been found, however, in the Lower Cretaceous of Queensland, and in the(?
59074	Victoria C--(?)
59074	]= Lower Mesozoic Fishes.--= From the Lower Mesozoic sandstone(? Triassic) of Tasmania, two species of_ Acrolepis_ have been described, viz.,_ A.
59074	_ Argiope wollumbillensis_,(?)
59074	_ Clathrodictyon_(?)
59074	_ Coleolus(?)
59074	_ Dolium costatum_, allied to the"Fig- Shell"has been noted from the Cainozoic clays(?
59074	_ Membranipora_ and(?)
59074	_ Tomodus(?)
59074	_(?)
59074	_(?)
59074	_(?)
59074	_(?)
59074	novaeguineae_) has been recorded from the?
59074	| Janjukian(?)
59074	||(?)
59074	|||(?
59074	||||(?
42043	[ 51] But what would be the result if we only extend this idea to its logical conclusion? 42043 = These things must be first explained.= Has anything happened to our world that will explain them? 42043 = We call it creation.= Can any one find a better name? 42043 According to Dana, all these must have met with aspeedy burial after death"--perhaps before, who knows?
42043	Accordingly I ask,= How much time is needed= to account for the facts before us on the basis of Uniformity?
42043	And= if one example, why not a million=?
42043	As has been said, How could the origin of nature be contrary to nature?
42043	But I ask: What kind of organic remains will we get from these modern deposits?
42043	But how did they come to shift to the Tropics so many millions of years before the palms, etc., of the Tertiaries thought it time to do the same?
42043	But if this be granted, we must then inquire, What was its nature?
42043	But let us take some of the"late"Tertiary and Pleistocene mammals, which can not be distinguished from living species, and how do we fare?
42043	But what other class of the animal kingdom will not point us a similar lesson?
42043	But where have these fellows kept themselves during all the intervening ages while the continents were deep under the ocean time and time again?
42043	But whither shall we turn to avoid finding similar phenomena?
42043	But why should it be necessary for us to positively settle the question as to just how far back in geological time Man actually did live?
42043	CHAPTER V TURNED UPSIDE DOWN How many of us have ever seen a mountain fall?
42043	Did the elements continue in the_ status quo_ all these uncounted millions of years?
42043	Do we understand all natural processes?
42043	Does it come of good stock, or is its family low and not very respectable?
42043	Does memory guide these little things in their wonderful division of labor?
42043	Have we already a sufficiently broad knowledge of the rocks of the world to decide such a question?
42043	How can it be improved?
42043	How could the origin of present forms and conditions be in any way at variance with the laws by which these forms or conditions are maintained?
42043	How could this bone breccia have been accumulated?...
42043	I should think so; but then what becomes of this doctrine of uniformity?
42043	If I am now asked: What do the rocks have to tell us, in view of the fact that they refuse to testify to a life succession?
42043	If, as this illustrious author says,"The seas had not been depopulated,"what would he have us think they were doing?
42043	In common honesty will a short eternity itself satisfy the stern problem before us?
42043	Is it possible that all the plants and animals of the Tertiaries and the Pleistocene may have really lived together in the same world after all?
42043	Our first and most natural inquiry is, What is it that leads scientists to think so?
42043	The climate had not changed a bit: how did they come to scent the coming"Glacial Age"so much earlier than their more highly organized fellows?
42043	This fault has a vertical displacement of more than 15,000 feet(?
42043	Were they forming no deposits all these intervening ages that the Carboniferous, Permian, and Triassic were being piled up?
42043	What fact or facts have been omitted from Part II that should be| included in a true, safe, induction regarding the past of our| globe?
42043	What has Geology to do with all this?
42043	What has been its surroundings?
42043	What is its family history?
42043	What is there to hinder us from believing that they all lived there together in that olden time?
42043	What is your opinion of Part I as an exposure of the Evolution| Theory?
42043	What kind of evidence can it be?
42043	Where then can we find a stratified or bedded structure now being formed over the ocean bottom?
42043	Who has not read of their untainted meat now making food for dogs and wolves?
42043	Why did the crinoids and polyp- corals suspend business from"Jurassic times"to the"recent,"merely to accommodate a modern theory?
42043	Why did they form no deposits during the Cretaceous, Eocene, Miocene or Pliocene ages?
42043	Why does the one build up claws and the other brain cells?
42043	Will some one please give us a reasonable explanation of why the lion, hippopotamus, rhinoceros, and elephant shifted from England to the tropics?
42043	Would it not be economy of energy to correlate the two together?
42043	Would the production of a few billion such beginnings of protoplasm be any less''natural''than of one alone?
42043	and if so, how did they receive notice that the Triassic period was at last ended, and that it was time for them to begin work again?
42043	and what its extent?
42043	or why are not the rocks containing their fossils as"recent"as any deposits on the globe?
38015	Which digging carried metal?
38015	( 1) Separation by cementation with salt, Strabo(?)
38015	(?)
38015	(_ e_)_ Bergbüchlin von Erkantnus der Berckwerck_, Nürnberg, undated, 1532(?).
38015	), and iron colour( cobalt glance?).
38015	), and other gems, but they differ from them in hardness.... To the first genus belongs the_ lapis alabandicus_( modern albandite?
38015	), grey( smallite?
38015	*** In moulds prepared, the glowing ore( metal?)
38015	100_ Librae_= 1_ Centumpondium_ 659200.0(?)
38015	And Antiphanes:"Now, by the gods, why is it necessary for a man to grow rich?
38015	Are we then not to ride on horses, but to journey on foot, because a robber has once committed a murder in order that he may steal a horse?
38015	As he stands or runs, does he not pierce him with an arrow?
38015	As to the Babytacenses, who does not see that they were senseless and envious?
38015	B-- Curved_ vena profunda_[ should be_ vena dilatata_(?)].]
38015	But can they deceive anyone except a stupid, careless man, unskilled in mining matters?
38015	But has the artisan or weaver of the cloth any instrument not made of iron?
38015	But in this manner, might not anything that we possess be called a scourge to human kind,--whether it be a horse, or a garment, or anything else?
38015	But what need of more words?
38015	But why need I cite here these many examples from history?
38015	Calc spar(?)
38015	Can one be made of wood without the aid of iron?
38015	Can the tailor sew together any garments without a needle?
38015	Can this be done without knife or scissors?
38015	Did they refuse to cultivate lands or to dwell in houses?
38015	Does not the fowler in the same way kill the moor- fowl or pheasant with an arrow?
38015	En terræ intentus, quid uincula linea tendit?
38015	Fertur equo latro, uehitur pirata triremi: Ergo necandus equus, nec fabricanda ratis?
38015	For of what good things can we not make an equally bad or good use?
38015	For what can be the reason if the sun draws no copper from copper veins, that it draws silver from silver veins, and gold from gold veins?
38015	For who, unless he be naturally malevolent and envious, will hate the man who gains wealth as it were from heaven?
38015	Further, when gold coins are assayed in the fire, of what use are they afterward?
38015	Furthermore, hunting, fowling, and fishing supply man with food, but when the stag has been ensnared does not the hunter transfix him with his spear?
38015	Geber( 13th(?)
38015	Granite(?).
38015	Have you reached the Inferno?
38015	Hence, very rightly, Horace says:"Dost thou not know the value of money; and what uses it serves?
38015	How few artists could make anything that is beautiful and perfect without using metals?
38015	How much does the profit from gold or silver mines exceed that earned from agriculture?
38015	Iamque aggressus opus, uiden''ut mouet omne quod obstat, Assidua ut uersat strenuus arma manu?
38015	In short, to whom are the metals not of use?
38015	In truth, if there is a bad use made of them, should they on that account be rightly called evils?
38015	Is it true that because these philosophers despised money, all others declined wealth in cattle?
38015	Is the wickedness of one or two to brand the many honest with fraud and trickery?
38015	Is this any reason that so honourable a house should lose its good name and fame?
38015	It can be kept only in vessels of glass, lead, tin(?
38015	It may be noted, incidentally, that lead is not included in the metals of the"Tribute of Yü"in the Shoo King( The Chinese Classics, 2500 B.C.?
38015	Lastly, with his fish- hook and net does not the fisherman catch the fish in the sea, in the lakes, in fish- ponds, or in rivers?
38015	Laurion, 27 Silver- lead smelting, 391 Spanish ore- washing, 281 Zinc(?
38015	Lead ore, whether it be_ molybdaena_[47], pyrites,( galena?)
38015	Light and dry wood is used for fusing,_ cyprium_( copper?)
38015	Mercury reduced from ores by(?)
38015	Nat._, Paris) before 1500(?).
38015	Of literary evidences the earliest is in the Shoo King among the Tribute of Yü( 2500 B.C.?).
38015	Or are we not to possess clothing, because a vagabond with a sword has taken a traveller''s life that he may rob him of his garment?
38015	Or does he not discharge into its body the ball from the musket?
38015	Or pierce him with a bullet?
38015	Or who will hate a man who to amplify his fortune, adopts a method which is free from reproach?
38015	Other_ pompholyx_ is made, not only in working copper( brass?
38015	Pliny( XXXIV., 29- 31) says:--"That is called_ chalcitis_ from which, as well as itself copper(?)
38015	Prominence is also given to the_ geschick_( selvage seams or joints?).
38015	Quid memorem regum preciosa insignia gemmas, Marmoraque excelsis structa sub astra iugis?
38015	Salt_ Sal__ Saltz_ NaCl p. 233 Salt( Rock)_ Sal fossilis__ Berg saltz_ NaCl p. 233_ Sal_ Sal A stock flux?
38015	Scribuntur plumbo libri: quis credidit antè Quàm mirandam artem Teutonis ora dedit?
38015	Sed quid ego hæc repeto, monumentis tradita claris AGRICOLAE, quæ nunc docta per ora uolant?
38015	Should it be antimony?
38015	So, fresh_ cobalt_ and_ kisswasser_( vitriol?)
38015	The artificers who make iron needles( tacks?)
38015	The concentrates from washing are smelted together with slags( fluxes?)
38015	The earliest indication of these processes appears to be certain inscriptions on monuments of the IV Dynasty( 4,000 B.C.?)
38015	The first detailed account of touch- needles and their manner of making, which we have been able to find, is that of the_ Probierbüchlein_( 1527?
38015	The powder from which the hearth and forehearth should be made is composed of charcoal and earth( clay?).
38015	The_ Probierbüchlein_( 1520?)
38015	This is not the first mention of this scheme of lesser weights, as it appears in the_ Probierbüchlein_( 1500?
38015	This metal is mentioned in the"Tribute of Yü"in the Shoo King( 2500 B.C.?
38015	This powder is called_ apitascudes_, while the silver( lead?)
38015	Those kinds of stone which easily melt in fire, especially if they are translucent( fluorspar?
38015	Three kinds are found, and distinguished more by the colour than by other properties; they are black( abolite?
38015	Tin is early mentioned in the Scriptures( Numbers XXXI, 22), being enumerated among the spoil of the Midianites( 1200 B.C.?
38015	To what wilt thou not drive mortal hearts, thou accursed hunger for gold?"
38015	Under the latter term he says( V, 62):"One kind is produced from a lead sand( concentrates?
38015	Visceribus terræ lateant abstrusa metalla, Vti opibus nescit quòd mala turba suis?
38015	What body is supposed to be more pious and virtuous in the Republic than the Senate?
38015	What wonder then if we find the incompetent miner suffers loss, while the competent one is rewarded by an abundant return from his mining?
38015	White_ pompholyx_ is made every time that the artificer, in the preparation and perfecting of copper( brass?)
38015	Who then does not understand how highly useful they are, nay rather, how necessary to the human race?
38015	Who would not prefer to live rather than to possess all things, even the metals?
38015	Why again?
38015	[ 2]_ Crudorum_,--unbaked?
38015	[ 30] It is difficult to see why copper scales(_ squamae aeris_--copper oxide?)
38015	[ 35]_ Evolent_,--volatilize?
38015	[ 44] The Roman_ modius_(_ modulus_?)
38015	[ 7]?_ De Limitibus et de Re Agraria_ of Sextus Julius Frontinus( about 50- 90 A.D.)[ 8] Such a form of ownership is very old.
38015	_ Ancon_.--How then can_ bisemutum_, as you call it, be distinguished from_ galena_?
38015	_ Ancon_: How then can_ bisemutum_, as you call it, be distinguished from_ galena_?
38015	_ Anton_.--What is the use of_ fluores_?
38015	_ Bermannus_.--You see the other kind, of a paler purple colour?
38015	_ Bermannus_: Oh, at Kuttenberg there are shafts more than 500 fathoms( feet?)
38015	_ Naevius_.--In what way, then, can they be distinguished from rubies?
38015	_ Naevius_.--Then in your opinion there are more kinds of metals than the seven commonly believed?
38015	_ Naevius_.--Then they are rubies?
38015	_ Naevius_: And not yet reached the Kingdom of Pluto?"
38015	_ Naevius_: Then in your opinion there are more kinds of metals than the seven commonly believed?
38015	_ Siliqua_ 1152 1"Unit of 4_ Siliquae_"_ Grenlin_ 288 4_ Pfennig_ 256--_ Scripulum__ Scruple_(?)