Buffon's Natural
Buffon's Natural History, Volume 01 (of 10) Containing a Theory of the Earth, a General History of Man, of the Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Mineral, &c. &c
作者：Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc, comte de, 1707-1788; Barr, James Smith [Editor]
体例：段 章数：16
字数：328,574 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,535 字；最长 But without dwelling longer on this point, which shall herea（37,825 字），最短 The rivers of the north transport into the sea prodigious qu（9,138 字）。
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共 16 段- But without dwelling longer on this point, which shall herea
- These questions are difficult to be resolved, but as the fac
- But the greatest and most general changes in the surface of
- However inconsiderable the 650th part may be, yet it certain
- Let us now pass on to something which more nearly concerns u
- This vast atmosphere contained but very few dry, solid, or t
- The three systems we have spoken of are not the only works w
- The ancients were acquainted with but a small part of the gl
- We have shewn, in the first article, that by virtue of the m
- These parallel strata, these beds of earth and stone, which
- The surface of the earth, it is evident, must have been befo
- Shells are not only found in a petrified state, at great dep
- It is more easy to measure the heights of mountains, whether
- For supposing, as it is easy to prove by the marine producti
- On the whole, the theory of the motion of running waters is
- The rivers of the north transport into the sea prodigious qu