The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 13 tomasAmerican Presbyterian Mission Press, 1882 |
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... River in Canton Province . ... The Origin of the Loess . ... ... The Popular Religious Literature of the Chinese . The Autobiography of an Opium - smoker . The Power that Converts . ... ... Rev. B. C. Henry , M.A. 193 Mrs. J. L. Edkins ...
... River in Canton Province . ... The Origin of the Loess . ... ... The Popular Religious Literature of the Chinese . The Autobiography of an Opium - smoker . The Power that Converts . ... ... Rev. B. C. Henry , M.A. 193 Mrs. J. L. Edkins ...
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... River ; or let him reckon the time needed for the growth of that vast mass of limestone , and in both cases he will find his line of figures becoming confusingly long . Yet these are only the rocks of one age . Add those of the other ...
... River ; or let him reckon the time needed for the growth of that vast mass of limestone , and in both cases he will find his line of figures becoming confusingly long . Yet these are only the rocks of one age . Add those of the other ...
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... rivers . Ashes , cinders and charred bones , remains of man's kitchen fires and family feasts are also found buried beneath the stalagmitic floors of ancient caves , associated with February . ] CREATION GEOLOGICALLY CONSIDERED . 15.
... rivers . Ashes , cinders and charred bones , remains of man's kitchen fires and family feasts are also found buried beneath the stalagmitic floors of ancient caves , associated with February . ] CREATION GEOLOGICALLY CONSIDERED . 15.
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... river silts and gravel beds are of various ages , but careful calculations , based on the probable rates of deposit , goes to show that the oldest do not reach farther back than seven or eight thousand years , perhaps not so far . The ...
... river silts and gravel beds are of various ages , but careful calculations , based on the probable rates of deposit , goes to show that the oldest do not reach farther back than seven or eight thousand years , perhaps not so far . The ...
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... river ? ' ( We had been reading the second part of the Pilgrim's Progress , and had almost finished it ) . Yes , ' she replied , the water is very shallow for me . I wish you could come . There is nothing to fear . I will help you , for ...
... river ? ' ( We had been reading the second part of the Pilgrim's Progress , and had almost finished it ) . Yes , ' she replied , the water is very shallow for me . I wish you could come . There is nothing to fear . I will help you , for ...
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