More Letters of Charles Darwin, a Record of His Work in a Series of Hitherto Unpublished Letters
More Letters of Charles Darwin, a Record of His Work in a Series of Hitherto Unpublished Letters
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Digitized by Google l68 EVOLUTION [Chap. Ill Letter 112 which our domestic pigeon would cross — that is, if several excessively close geographical races of C, livia^ which hardly any ornithologist looks at as true species, be all grouped under C. livia} I am writing higgledy-piggledy, as I re-read your letter.
I thought that my letter had been much wilder than yours.
I quite feel the comfort of writing when one may " alter one's speculations the day after." It is beyond my knowledge to weigh ra...nks of birds and monotremes ; in the respiratory and circulatory system and muscular energy I believe birds are ahead of all mammals.
I knew that you must have known about New Guinea ; but in writing to you I never make myself civil !
After treating some half-dozen or dozen domestic animals in the same manner as I treat dogs, I intended to have a chapter of conclusions. But Heaven knows when I shall finish : I get on very slowly. You would be surprised how long it took me to pick out what seemed useful about dogs out of multitudes of details.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google l68 EVOLUTION [Chap. Ill Letter 112 which our domestic pigeon would cross — that is, if several excessively close geographical races of C, livia^ which hardly any ornithologist looks at as true species, be all grouped under C. livia} I am writing higgledy-piggledy, as I re-read your letter.
I thought that my letter had been much wilder than yours.
I quite feel the comfort of writing when one may " alter one's speculations the day after." It is beyond my knowledge to weigh ra...nks of birds and monotremes ; in the respiratory and circulatory system and muscular energy I believe birds are ahead of all mammals.
I knew that you must have known about New Guinea ; but in writing to you I never make myself civil !
After treating some half-dozen or dozen domestic animals in the same manner as I treat dogs, I intended to have a chapter of conclusions. But Heaven knows when I shall finish : I get on very slowly. You would be surprised how long it took me to pick out what seemed useful about dogs out of multitudes of details.
What to read after More Letters of Charles Darwin, a Record of His Work in a Series of Hitherto Unpublished Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darwin, Charles, 1809-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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