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...ntal disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more precisely of its chemistry? If so, can they be cured by restoring th... ...clear-cut. Words and the interaction with the therapist also affect the brain, its processes and chemistry – albeit more slowly and, perhaps, more p... ...e the development of the whole personality to genes. From my article "The Interrupted Self": "'Organic' and 'mental' disorders (a dubious distincti...

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...rs? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain, or, more precisely of its chemistry? If so, can they be cured by restoring the balance of ... ...ds and the interaction with the therapist also affect the brain, its processes and chemistry - albeit more slowly and, perhaps, more profoundly and... ...s affiliations. Some moral obligations are universal and are the outcomes of one's organic position as a human being (the "basic affiliation"). The...

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...ducts, high value added agricultural products (e.g., greenhouse flowers), organic foods, ethnic foods, remote processing of backroom operation using... ...y Andrei Shleifer and Robert Vishny. Harvard University Press. 20. “The Chemistry of Growth”, Economic Focus, The Economist, March 6 th , 1999, p.... ...ducts, high value added agricultural products (e.g., greenhouse flowers), organic foods, ethnic foods, remote processing of backroom operation using...

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... his enor- mous fortune as a “fermier-general” than for his discoveries in chemistry,—though later the great chemist was to eclipse the man of wealth.... ...him to distil wit and love exclu- 21 Balzac sively. Though he had studied chemistry with such ardor that Lavoisier commended him, he deserted science... ...sing her black hair, “I will tell you that I have returned to the study of chemistry, and I am the happiest man on earth.” 35 Balzac CHAPTER IV TWO Y... ...lzac CHAPTER IV TWO YEARS after the winter when Monsieur Claes returned to chemistry, the aspect of his house was changed. Whether it were that societ... ...t- ward attractions of this fatal science, and she began secretly to study chemistry in the books. From this time the family became, as it were, clois... ...rt of natural effects. Chemistry divides creation into two distinct parts,—organic nature, and inorganic na- ture. Organic nature, comprising as it do... ...suppose that this force does live and act again; we have chemi- cal unity. Organic and inorganic nature would apparently then rest on four essential p... ...eriment itself. “‘Sow cress-seed (to take one among the many substances of organic nature) in flour of brimstone (to take another simple substance). S... ...d into it sensation, instinct, or intelligence (three marked stages of the organic system), these three agencies necessitate a combustion whose activi...

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...d the senior students—of philosophy, rhetoric, the higher mathematics, and chemistry. Each of these divisions had its own building, classrooms, and pl... ... be famous!—And you, too,” he added after a pause. “We will both study the Chemistry of the Will.” Noble soul! I recognized his superiority, though he... ... it not in trying to make gold that the alchemists unconsciously cre- ated chemistry? At the same time, Lambert, at a later period, studied comparativ... ...d with reference only to its differences, not to its simili- tudes; in its organic manifestations, not in its faculties. Animal faculties are perfecte... ...direct communication with the very element of the Substance, and acting on organic nature in the same way as a large stream when it absorbs the smalle...

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... its activity by which we are able to construct out of the raw material of organic sound an elaborate intellectual pleasure. But, says a friend, a suc... ...ers this advantage to a person in my state, that though it is eminently an organic science (no part, that is to say, but what acts on the whole as the... ...lours, like writings in sympathetic ink, they were drawn out by the fierce chemistry of my dreams into insufferable splendour that fretted my heart. 2...

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...aire- Deville frequently consulted him upon the most difficult problems in chemistry, a science which was indebted to him for considerable discoveries... ...osing folio by Otto Liedenbrock, entitled, “A Treatise upon Transcendental Chemistry,” with plates; a *Sixty-three. (T r.) **As Sir Humphry Davy died ... ...nthracites, coals, lig- nites, and peats! And there were bitumens, resins, organic salts, to be protected from the least grain of dust; and met- als, ... ...ums of great cities. A thousand Cuviers could never have reconstructed the organic remains deposited in this magnificent and unparalleled collection. ...

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...ve fact. I knew, for example, that in science, whether it be subject XII., Organic Chemistry, or subject XVII., Ani- mal Physiology, when you blow int... ... I knew, for example, that in science, whether it be subject XII., Organic Chemistry, or subject XVII., Ani- mal Physiology, when you blow into a glas... ...e in like a whirlwind. “This damned stuff all over me and the Agricultural Chemistry Class at six! Bah! AAAAAAH!” My mother would never learn not to a... ... as one turns from something low and embarrassing. I felt that these great organic forces were still to be wrought into a harmony with my constructive... ...omen and sex were as disregarded in these high affairs as, let us say, the chemistry of air or the will of the beasts in the fields; in ours the case ... ... un- prepared. They find themselves hedged about with customs that have no organic hold upon them, and mere discretions all generous spirits are dispo...

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..., predilections and tastes outside of his business,—he loved mechanics and chemistry. The second brother, who was ten years younger than Frederic, hel... ...it is en- titled, provisionally, ‘The Spirit of the New Laws;’ it includes organic laws as well as codes, all codes; for we have many more than five c... ...urkey, whence he had gath- ered many a traditionary secret; and as he knew chemistry he became a living volume of those wonderful recipes scat- tered ...

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...ule, no rubbish is removed, but waits patiently the action of mere natural chemistry and accident; if even a house is burnt or falls, you will find it... ...d Church, root and branch; and then as the Alchemists professed to do with organic substances in general, distil you an “Astral Spirit” from the ashes... .... He flashed with most piercing glance into a subject; gathered it up into organic utterability, with truly wonderful despatch, con- sidering the succ...

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...rch to prove that the “Faery Queen” was really a treatise upon mo- lecular chemistry written in a peculiar and picturesquely handled cipher. P P P P P... ...d by a thin smell of methy- lated spirit and of a mitigated and sterilized organic decay. Along the inner side was a wonderfully arranged series of di...

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...il to paedagogue indeed. You have the wreath in Mu- sic, in Jurisprudence, Chemistry, Scholarship, Beer, Arms, Manners.’ Dr. Schlesien puffed a tempes... ...gence; for her stupidity does not flatter the possessing man. It is not an organic growth that he desires in his mate, but a happy composition. You se... ...like crop of carcase prose: this is epical. In Drink we have Old England’s organic Epic; Greeks and T rojans; Parliamentary Olympus, ennobled brewers,...

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...an equal amount of attention, and, had he been offered a 29 Gogol work on chemistry, would have accepted that also. Not the words which he read, but ... ...ion, and Subsistence, in its Application to a Right Understand- ing of the Organic Principles of a Mutual Division of Social Productivity.” Indeed, wh...

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...the plays of Brieux, the reasons why heels run over, and the fact that the chemistry instructor had stared at the new coiffure which concealed her ear... ...some of the really stirring ideas that are springing up today—whether it’s chemistry or anthropology or labor problems—the things that are go- ing to ... ... the matter, Maud?” “I’ve got such a backache all the time. I’m afraid the organic trouble that you treated me for is coming back.” “Any definite sign...

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...od instances, I think, of this effect of conversion, two cases of the rare chemistry, are the pages in which Isabel, coming into the drawing-room at G... ...the matter with him. They call it gout, but to my certain knowledge he has organic disease so developed that you may depend upon it he’ll go, some day...

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...ed, and hence “indicate a faint and shadowy knowledge of a previous state of organic existence.” The Hindus dreamed that the earth rested on an elepha... ...as necessary to the inorganic creation as we know night and sleep are to the organic king dom.” Not even does the moon shine every night, but gives p... ... which I have set up, appear dimly still as through a mist; but they have no chemistry to fix them; they fade from the surface of the glass, and the p...

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...e to his own increasing discomfort. He is physically controlled by his own organic state. But when he makes a back and forth reference, his whole atti... ...l gestures of all kinds. In themselves, these are not expressive. They are organic parts of a person’s attitude. 37 John Dewey One does not blush to ... ... mark the close of power to vary. There can be no doubt of the tendency of organic plastic- ity, of the physiological basis, to lessen with growing ye... ...abits can counteract this ten- dency. Of course, the same hardening of the organic condi- tions affects the physiological structures which are involve... ...ake the form both of habitua- tion, or a general and persistent balance of organic ac- tivities with the surroundings, and of active capacities to rea... ... controlled, they are means for making a study of the facts of growth, the chemistry of soil, the role of light, air, and moisture, injurious and help... ...the body. The utmost that the most learned men of science know in physics, chemistry, physiology is not enough to make all these consequences and conn... ...tions of today represent and depend upon applied mathematics, physics, and chemistry. The area of the human world influenced by economic production an... ...The lawyer, the physician, the laboratory inves- tigator in some branch of chemistry, the parent, the citi- zen interested in his own locality, has a ...

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...ics, which abounds in the early part of that work. I devoured treatises on Chemistry, especially that of my father’s early friend and schoolfellow, Dr... ...er courses of lectures at the Faculté des Sciences, those of M. Anglada on chemistry, of M. Provençal on zoology, and of a very accomplished repre se... ...hat is, according to the theory I held, all except the purely physical and organic; of the entire insufficiency of which to make life desirable, no on... ...he intro duction to that favourite of my boyhood, Thompson’s Sys tem of Chemistry. This distinction at once made my mind clear as to what was perpl... ...ethod of philosophizing in poli tics to the purely experimental method of chemistry; while the other, though right in adopting a deductive method, ha... ... of human progress; and especially with their division of all history into organic periods and critical periods. During the organic periods (they said... ...ism, so long as really believed in by instructed Greeks and Romans, was an organic period, succeeded by the critical or sceptical period of the Greek ... ...ded by the critical or sceptical period of the Greek philosophers. Another organic period came in with Christianity. The cor responding critical peri... ...as lasted ever since, still lasts, and cannot altogether cease until a new organic period has been inaugurated by the triumph of a yet more advanced c...

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... bargain. We have to bring the directive intelligence of a concern into an organic relation with the conception of the national out- put as a whole, a... ...men, if one must not glance at those varieties of physical temperament and organic quality, those deeply passionate needs and distresses from which ha... ... those above it—phys- 142 An Englishman Looks at the World ics explaining chemistry; chemistry, physiology; physiology, sociology; and so forth. His ... ...he importance of the instance as one passes from mechanics and physics and chemistry through the biological sciences to economics and sociology, a gra... ...- lar one to another. Be it noted that, so far as the practical results of chemistry and physics go, it scarcely matters which assumption we adopt. Fo... ...e World But this ceases to be true directly we emerge from the re- gion of chemistry and physics. In the biological sciences of the eighteenth century... ...d to depend upon a man’s willingness to keep them, in order to realise the organic purpose of their being. Whether conventionally equal or not, whethe... ...nd conclusions suffi- ciently simplified for application Medicine waits on organic chemistry, geology on mineralogy, and both on the chemis- try of hi... ... prolific realisation. It is highly probable that the physiologist and the organic chem- ist are working towards co-operations that may make the physi...

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...st carve them as well as we can. No better image of na ture or truth, as an organic whole, can be con ceived than this. So far is Plato from supposi... ...und the higher science which arrays them in harmonious order , giving to the organic and inorganic, to the physical and moral, their respective limits... ...the nega tion or absorption of physiology—physiology of 55 Sophist – Plato chemistry—chemistry of mechanical philosophy . Similarly in mechanics, wh... ... philosophy . Similarly in mechanics, when we can no further go we arrive at chemistry—when chemistry be comes organic we arrive at physiology: when ... ...s, when we can no further go we arrive at chemistry—when chemistry be comes organic we arrive at physiology: when we pass from the outward and animal...

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...sion of our sense of time and causa- tion that has ensued from the idea of organic Evolution. In the course of one brief century, the human outlook up... ...ner, just as the old alchemists fumbled for centuries be- fore the dawn of chemistry. Our utmost practice here must be empirical. We do not know the e... ...ives the following as a list of “bars to marriage”: pulmonary consumption, organic heart disease, epi- lepsy, insanity, diabetes, chronic Bright’s dis... ...to, is, in simple truth, ten times more important to humanity than all the chemistry and physics, all the technical and industrial science that ever h... ...ts. They differ in prestige rather than in educational quality from school chemistry and natural history, and their development marks the beginning of... ...hy, and it would be correlated with a study of the gen- eral principles of chemistry. A detailed knowledge of chemi- cal compounds is not a part of ge... ... interlocking arrangement of Mathematics, Phys- ics, and the principles of Chemistry, and it will take up as illustrative and mind-expanding exercises... ...be the central idea of the Natural Philosophy course, so the conception of Organic Evolution will be the central idea of the Biological Course. A gene...

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...finities, in the fact that his life is intertwined with the whole chain of organic and inorganic being. In old Rome the public roads beginning at the ... ...; if eyes, measure and discriminate; let him accept and hive every fact of chemistry, natural history and economics; the more he has, the less is he w... ...tand is not fixed, but sliding. These mani- fold tenacious qualities, this chemistry and vegetation, these metals and animals, which seem to stand the... ...and therefore superficial. The earth and the heavenly bodies, physics, and chemistry, we sen- sually treat, as if they were self-existent; but these a... ...cording to the form. This is true science. The poet alone knows astronomy, chemistry, vegetation and animation, for he does not stop at these facts, b... ...m is expressed, but alter idem, in a manner totally new. The expression is organic, or the new type which things themselves take when lib- erated. As,... ...of their essence in his mind. Like the metamorphosis of things into higher organic forms is their change into melodies. Over everything stands its dae... ...st all custom and gross sense. There are even few opinions, and these seem organic in the speakers, and do not disturb the universal necessity. What o... ...ulators; her methods are saltatory and impulsive. Man lives by pulses; our organic movements are such; and the chemical and ethereal agents are undu- ...

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...inker in regard to its knowledge; indeed, it contends that the world is so organic, so dove-tailed, that from any one portion the whole can be inferre... ...imal can be inferred from one bone. But the logic by which this sup- posed organic nature of the world is nominally demonstrated appears to realists, ... ...s as to the nature of mind. The hypothesis of mental continuity throughout organic evolution may be used in two different ways. On the one hand, it ma... ... about animal bodies, we could deduce all their movements from the laws of chemistry and physics. It is already fairly easy to see how chemistry reduc... ...ter. We only know 34 Bertrand Russell in part how to reduce physiology to chemistry, but we know enough to make it likely that the reduction is possi... ...who contends that physiology is not theoretically reducible to physics and chemistry.* But the weight of opin- ion among physiologists appears to be a... ...curring with the psychical state.... We may with James accept visceral and organic sensations and the memories and associations of them as contributor... ... in the sort of way in which theories of the constitution of the atom make chemistry derivative from physics; it would also cause psy- chology to appe...

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...t con- centration of all her energies, her enjoyments, or ideas; as modern chemistry, in its caprice, repeats the action of cre- ation by some gas or ... ...s sat in silence for a moment when I told her that our ideas were complete organic beings, existing in an invisible world, and influencing our destini... ... the man of science. “I understand. The remains of any substance primarily organic are naturally sub- ject to a process of decay. It is quite easy to ... ...e began, seeing Japhet in his armchair, examining a precipitate; “how goes chemistry?” “Gone to sleep. Nothing new at all. The Academie, how- ever, ha... ...The universe for a mechanician is a machine that requires an operator; for chemistry—that fiendish employment of decomposing all things—the world is a... ... the illustrious Brisset, the successor of Cabanis and Bichat, head of the Organic School, a doctor popular with believers in material and positive sc... ...ed soil. A few words, my Lord Marquis, will make my meaning clear to you. “Chemistry,” he began, “has shown us that man’s breath- ing is a real proces...

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... then as well set up the thesis that the interest in mechan- ics, physics, chemistry, logic, philosophy, and sociol- ogy, which springs up during adol... ...more exalted soul-flights by calling them ‘nothing but’ expressions of our organic disposition, we feel out- raged and hurt, for we know that, whateve... ...e of our states of mind, high or low, healthy or morbid, that has not some organic process as its condition. Scientific theories are organi- cally con... ...es, our longings and pantings, our questions and beliefs. They are equally organically founded, be they religious or of non-religious content. To plea... ...cally founded, be they religious or of non-religious content. To plead the organic causation of a religious state of mind, then, in refutation of its ... ... the notion of divine retribution may arouse it; religious awe is the same organic thrill which we feel in a for- est at twilight, or in a mountain go...

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...01 The Schoolmistress and other stories have from a boy had a weakness for chemistry . Studying that science in my leisure hours, I discovered methods... ...t science in my leisure hours, I discovered methods of obtain- ing certain organic acids, so that you will find my name in all the foreign manuals of ... ...organic acids, so that you will find my name in all the foreign manuals of chemistry. I have always been in the service, I have risen to the grade of ... ...espeare. There were notes in which he de- manded at the same time books on chemistry, and a manual of medicine, and a novel, and some treatise on phil...

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...s very usually untrue that the aggregated parts are equal to the whole. In chemistry also the axiom fails. In the consideration 16 Poe in Five V olum... ...nique law—the Divine V olition. With the view of producing impediment, the organic life and matter, (complex, substantial, and law-encumbered,) were c... ...ts afforded by the num- ber, complexity, and substantiality of the laws of organic life and matter, the violation of law is rendered, to a certain ext... ...Thus pain, which in the inorganic life is impos- sible, is possible in the organic. P. But to what good end is pain thus rendered possible? V... ...own that, in the inorganic life, pain cannot be thus the necessity for the organic. The pain of the primitive life of Earth, is the sole basis of the ... ...unparticled matter, through what we consider its immateriality, eludes the organic. As the sleep-waker pronounced these latter words, in a feeble tone...

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...thematics, Beyond the doctor’s surgery, anatomy, beyond the chemist with his chemistry, The entities of entities, eidolons. Unfix’d yet fix’... ...omforts, the house itself and all its belongings, Food and its preservation, chemistry applied to it, Whatever forms the average, strong, complete, sw... ...in cliffs, The fields of Nature long prepared and fallow, the silent, cyclic chemistry, The slow and steady ages plodding, the unoccupied surface ripe... ...friendship of the land? its substratums and objects? Have you consider’d the organic compact of the first day of the first year of Independence, sign’... ... growth is innocent and disdainful above all those strata of sour dead. What chemistry! That the winds are really not infectious, That this is no chea... ... to themselves in condition, They pass the invigoration of the night and the chemistry of the night, and awake. I too pass from the night, I stay a wh...

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...le of the psychology and needs of youth. Botany, Zoölogy, Geology and even Chemistry can be taught to children be- fore they learn to read, and taught... ...ain bulwark, we find crime as an inseparable result. Man, by virtue of his organic nature, is a predatory animal. This does not mean that he is a vici... ... accordance with the all-impelling urge and fundamental in- stincts of his organic structure. In any conflict between newer and nobler sentiments and ...

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...and through each other. In Shakspeare’s characters is felt for ever a real organic life, where each is for the whole and in the whole, and where the w... ...ia or through ignorance, should leave behind him all modern re- sources of chemistry, of chemical agriculture, or of steam- power. Hazlitt had read no... ...e; and the warning indications which constantly arose of some deep- seated organic injuries in his pulmonary system ought to have put him on his guard...

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...mphs and its subtle influence to the fact that it issues straight from our organic vitality, and is a movement of life-cells with their matchless unin... ...bscurity in pitch- blende to upset the venerable (and comparatively naive) chemistry of our young days. 66 Notes on Life and Letters There are times ... ...ly by any nation for the last hundred and fifty years. This union being an organic, living thing capable of growth and development was, later, modifie...

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...ent, to boil, to overthrow—that mightiest of all elements for exalting the chemistry of philosophy—grand and, for the first time, ad- equate conceptio... ...r or later, if not corrected, cease to be functional disorders, and become organic. 177 Thomas de Quincey reckoning, we Protestants believe, no man c... ...resent there is not; and in one feature of its capacities it will resemble chemistry. What is so familiar to the perceptions of man as the common chem... ... himself, these physical worlds of mystery are but as a radix of infinity. Chemistry is in this view mysterious and spinosistically sublime—that it is...

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... principle of the universe. But if the principle of the universe be not an organic being, the model and prototype of man, the relation between it and ... ...ds, they would not have considered them as gods: the experiments of modern chemistry would have defied the wisest philosophers of ancient Greece and R... ... into their causes, and was addicted to pursuits of natural philosophy and chemistry, as far as they could be carried on as an amusement. These tastes...

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...eaven and hell a some- what remote second, and the health of society as an organic whole nowhere, may muddle successfully through the com- paratively ... ...thing; but in the arts of death he outdoes Nature herself, and produces by chemistry and machinery all the slaughter of plague, pestilence and famine....

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...hrough a telescope or a microscope, and never with his natural eye; to study chemistry, and not learn how his bread is made, or me chanics, and not l... ...he water deposits is perhaps the bony system, and in the still finer soil and organic matter the fleshy fibre or cellular tissue. What is man but a mass ...

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...eologists tell us that it took one hundred years to prove that fossils are organic, and one hundred and fifty more, to prove that they are not to be r... ... juice of limes, that to the diurnal eye they leave no trace, and only the chemistry of night re veals them. Every man’s daylight firmament answers i...

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...there is not much the matter with him.” “I can’t say. I am afraid there is organic disease, but I think it may be kept quiet a good while yet, and he ... ...,” said the doctor, “he has been talking a good deal to me about vegetable chemistry. He would make a good scientific botanist, if he were to be nothi... ...?” “That recumbent position and want of exercise were cer- tain to produce organic disease, and suspense and sorrow have hastened it. The death of Mrs...

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...e cause. All this is only the coincidence of conditions in which all vital organic and elemental events occur. And the botanist who finds that the app... ... the fatherland and similar unnatural exploits, but unobtrusively, simply, organically, and therefore in the way that always produces the most powerfu... ... affinity, or of the vital force, forms the content of astronomy, physics, chemistry, botany, zoology, and so on, just in the same way does the force ...