The Youths book On Natural Theology
The Youths book On Natural Theology
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Here is a picture of a very small part of the large eye of a dragon-fly, greatly magnified.
R. How was all this found out, mother ?
M. By the help of very powerful microscopes, 108 THE YOUTH'S BOOK which magnify things, and make them look, millions of times larger than they really are.
With one kind of microscope that I have seen, a little insect was magnified five hundred and seventy millions of times.
R. Well, I do not doubt any longer, mother, that there are thirty thousand muscles in the tr...unk of an elephant.
And how many nerves there must be, to help all these muscles to move, whenever the elephant wishes to have them move.
M. Yes, my son, and it has been found out that the trunk alone has as many nerves, as all the rest of the body has.
It is the number, the fineness, and the variety of these nerves, that enable the trunk to do all the cu- rious things that it was made to do.
An elephant that is fourteen feet high, has a trunk about eight feet long, and five feet and a half round, at its thickest part, next the head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here is a picture of a very small part of the large eye of a dragon-fly, greatly magnified.
R. How was all this found out, mother ?
M. By the help of very powerful microscopes, 108 THE YOUTH'S BOOK which magnify things, and make them look, millions of times larger than they really are.
With one kind of microscope that I have seen, a little insect was magnified five hundred and seventy millions of times.
R. Well, I do not doubt any longer, mother, that there are thirty thousand muscles in the tr...unk of an elephant.
And how many nerves there must be, to help all these muscles to move, whenever the elephant wishes to have them move.
M. Yes, my son, and it has been found out that the trunk alone has as many nerves, as all the rest of the body has.
It is the number, the fineness, and the variety of these nerves, that enable the trunk to do all the cu- rious things that it was made to do.
An elephant that is fourteen feet high, has a trunk about eight feet long, and five feet and a half round, at its thickest part, next the head.
What to read after The Youths book On Natural Theology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet to read onlineMoreLess
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