...to be effected thoughout its whole field, where facts aud fables are often so inextricably blended that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends, or even what substratum of historic truth there may have been in the wildest legends. The only plan,...

...to be effected thoughout its whole field, uhere fiicts and fables are often so inextricably blended that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends, or even what substratum of historic truth there may have been in the wildest legends. The only plan,...

...observed, that the animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms are so connected by one continuous chain that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends; and that, therefore, it is not probable that the laws on which they depend for their formation and...

...observed, that the animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms are so connected by one continuous chain that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends ; and that, therefore, it is not probable that the laws on which they depend for their formation and...

...nature, shows that the substance of these veins is often intimately blended with that of the rock ; so that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends : but this is not always the ease, and indeed even where one part of a vein appears to be in the former...

...only seen ! The sea is furious ; sometimes the waves rise to the skies and mingle with the clouds, so that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends. It is frightful, but it is magnificent !" "And the sloop ?" demanded Willis. " She is not to be seen...

...only seen ! The sea is furious ; sometimes the waves rise to the skies and mingle with the clouds, so that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends. It is frightful, but it is magnificent ! " " And the sloop ? " demanded Willis. " She is not to be...

...are so intimately combined with the tissue of ffimmithtilialorca that it is impossible to say wliere the one begins and the other ends. Indeed, did not...mere transformations of the cells of the mother plant [MJBj EL.EAGIA. A genus of lofty cinchonaceous trees, natives of the Cordilleras. The flowers are arranged...

...quantity. This so closely resembles in appearance the swollen tissue of the valve itself, that it may be impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends. Indeed (as has already been mentioned) the older theorists (who thought that the valves, which were then supposed...

...been obtained from them show such an intermingling and blending of the Burlington and Keokuk species, that it is impossible to say where the one begins and the other ends. The majority of the crinoids found in them can neither be called Burlington nor Keokuk species, and...