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EPILOGUE.

ant and the bee, who died but yesterday, and who in his all but saecular life tasted of the firstfruits of immortality; who curiously conjoined the wisdom of antiquity with the learning of to-day; whose ProvenûÏal verse seems set to Dorian music; in whose plainest words is a sound as of bees〙 industrious murmur; and who, being of the same blood and marrow with Plato and Pythagoras, saw in Number 〜la clef de la voû£te,〝 and found in it 〜le comment et le pourquoi des choses.〝

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Months012345678910
Wt in gms.ôñ0ôñ043361203306001000150022003200

〜Ich betone noch, dass unter meinen Figuren diejenige gar nicht enthalten ist, welche zum Typus der Batrachierfurchung gehûÑrig am meisten bekannt ist《....《Es haben so ausgezeichnete Beobachter sie als vorhanden beschrieben, dass es mir nicht einfallen kann, sie û¥berhaupt nicht anzuerkennen.〝

An interesting little book of Schiaparelli〙s (which I ought to have known long ago)〔Forme organiche naturali e forme geometriche pure, Milano, Hoepli, 1898〔has likewise come into my hands too late for discussion.

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