โ Scribed by Wm.H. Wahl
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to salacious introspection. All the professions of high-toned virtue with which the pamphlet abounds, do not suffice to mitigate its distinctly unclean influence. The interpretation of the meanings of the words Pison, Gihon, Hiddekel and Euphrates, the four branches of the river which went out of the garden of Eden, is somewhat ingenious but very far-fetched indeed. The Garden of Eden is the abdominal cavity, whence the river branches into " Pison," the circulating'blood ; "Gihon," the stream which carries off the waste solid residues; " Hiddekel," which performs the same function for the liquids, and " Euphrates," which "flows through the reproductive system." This is an excellent pamphlet to omit from the shelves of a library of useful books.
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๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The paper of the evening was presented by Alfred Noble,-C.E
This paper aims to give a statement of the prt)pcrties claimed to belong to the N rays, the X~rays, the physi()logical rays and the heavy emission, with a history of the investigati~ns and ยข)i the decline of belief in the existence of these rays. In brief the N rays were believed to increase the br