...apprehends to manifest themselves in these regions, Mr. S. finishes with the following flourish. ' The time that must be allowed for the production of effects...acquainted with this important, though humiliating, fact. Every step we take in its pursuit, forces us to make almost unlimited drafts upon antiquity. The leading...

...to an era incalculably remote." Mr. Poulett Scrope's Memoir of the Geology of Central France. " The time that must be allowed for the production of effects...above all other sciences, makes us acquainted with the important, though humiliating fact. Every step we take in it forces us to make unlimited drafts...

...to an era incalculably remote." Mr. Poulette Scrape's Memoir of the Geology of Central France. "The time that must be allowed for the production of effects...above all other sciences, makes us acquainted with the important, though humiliating fact. Every step we take in it forces us to make unlimited drafts...

...absurd to urge this as an argument against the adoption of an explanation so unavoidably forced upon ua. The periods which, to our narrow apprehension and...above all other sciences, makes us acquainted with the important, though humiliating fact. Every step we take in it forces us to make unlimited drafts...

...us. The periods which, to our narrow apprehension and compared with our ephemeral existence, appearof incalculable duration, are in all probability but...above all other sciences, makes us acquainted with the important, though humiliating fact. Every step we take in it forces us to make unlimited drafts...

...to an era incalculably remote." Mr. Poulett Scrope'a Memoir of the Geology of Central France. " The time that must be allowed for the production of effects...above all other sciences, makes us acquainted with the important, though humiliating fact. Every step we take in it forces us to make unlimited drafts...

...an era incalculably remote." Mr. Poulett Scrope'g "Memoir of the Geology of Central France." ' " The time that must be allowed for the production of effects...above all other sciences, makes us acquainted with the important, though humiliating fact. Every step we take in it forces us to make unlimited drafts...

...an era incalculably remote." Mr. Poulett Scrope'g "Memoir of the Geology of Central France." " The time that must be allowed for the production of effects...incalculable duration, are in all probability but trifies in the calendar of nature. It is Geology that, above all other sciences, makes us acquainted...

...m-ui have subsequently sent repeated waves over parts of our continents, the effect of which would be to open communications between distant basins, to...acquainted with this important though humiliating fact . Every step we take in its pursuit forces us to make almost unlimited drafts upon antiquity. The leading...

...in the usual manner. Mr. Scrope thus concludes his observations upon this whole subject : — " The time that must be allowed for the production of effects...acquainted with this important, though humiliating fact. Every step we take in its pursuit forces us to make almost unlimited drafts upon antiquity. The leading...