Time's telescope; or, A Complete guide to the almanack [ed. by J. Millard].John Millard (assistant librarian of the Surrey inst) 1820 |
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... seen inhabiting the trees and plants ; many of the subterraneous insects in like manner rise into the air as soon as they arrive at their winged state . The system of Fabricius is built upon the extraor- dinary variety which exists in ...
... seen inhabiting the trees and plants ; many of the subterraneous insects in like manner rise into the air as soon as they arrive at their winged state . The system of Fabricius is built upon the extraor- dinary variety which exists in ...
Strona xlv
... seen . The domes are so strong that they will easily bear the weight of three or four men standing on them at once , and shelter the interior from every attack of the weather . The interior is divided with the utmost regularity into an ...
... seen . The domes are so strong that they will easily bear the weight of three or four men standing on them at once , and shelter the interior from every attack of the weather . The interior is divided with the utmost regularity into an ...
Strona xlix
... seen with the as- sistance of the best microscope : from this trunk it darts four small cutting instruments which inflict those troublesome wounds we feel so keenly , and which are attended with a local swelling , which is produced by a ...
... seen with the as- sistance of the best microscope : from this trunk it darts four small cutting instruments which inflict those troublesome wounds we feel so keenly , and which are attended with a local swelling , which is produced by a ...
Strona lv
... lower surfaces flattened , is seen at particular seasons bearing a large cluster of eggs on its back , which , though disposed as compactly as possible , by being placed on one end , and having the OUTLINES OF ENTOMOLOGY . lv.
... lower surfaces flattened , is seen at particular seasons bearing a large cluster of eggs on its back , which , though disposed as compactly as possible , by being placed on one end , and having the OUTLINES OF ENTOMOLOGY . lv.
Strona lviii
... seen coloured and opaque in its crustaceous state , is at first transparent , and through it the wings , limbs , and antennas of the butterfly , are clearly perceptible . M. de Reaumur collected several hundreds of these worms before ...
... seen coloured and opaque in its crustaceous state , is at first transparent , and through it the wings , limbs , and antennas of the butterfly , are clearly perceptible . M. de Reaumur collected several hundreds of these worms before ...
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