The country is nearly similar to that of Port Desire, but perhaps rather more sterile.
Considering that there is no natural boundary between the two places, and that the character of the country is nearly similar, the difference was much greater than I should have expected.
Professor Owen, also, seems to have come to a nearly similar conclusion.
Fritz Muller, in order to test the conclusions arrived at in this volume, has followed out with much care a nearly similar line of argument.
Mr. Fenton contrasts with astonishment the decrease in New Zealand with the increase in Ireland; countries not very dissimilar in climate, and where the inhabitants now follow nearly similar habits.
The relative position of our features is manifestly the same; and the various emotions are displayed by nearly similarmovements of the muscles and skin, chiefly above the eyebrows and round the mouth.
I infer also from an observation made by Professor Owen, with respect to the length of the arms of the ourang-outang, that he has come to a nearly similar conclusion.
On a nearly similar principle I would be disposed to propose among geologists a grateful bumper in honor of the revolutionary army that besieged Maestricht.
A nearly similar state of things seems to have obtained in Scotland about the beginning of the eighteenth century, and for the greater part of the previous one.
A roast rabbit is rather differently trussed from one that is meant to be boiled; but the carving is nearly similar, as will be seen by the cut.
Corrigan published, about three years ago, an account of some cases very successfully treated by nearly similar means.
Cambridge butter is esteemed next to fresh; Devonshire butter is nearly similar in quality to the latter; Irish butter sold in London is all salted, but is generally good.
A person would not readily believe that these rocks could have flowed as lava; yet at St. Helena there are well-characterised streams (as will be described in an ensuing chapter) of nearly similar composition.
I infer that some one (but who he is I have not been able to ascertain) formerly advanced a nearly similar view, for Sir C.
This fold or furrow may be seen in all the photographs, and is very characteristic of the expression of a crying child; though a nearly similar fold is produced in the act of laughing or Smiling.
A nearly similar abnormal, but I do not know whether hereditary, structure has been observed in the carp, and likewise in the crocodile of the Ganges: Histoire des Anomalies, par M.
A nearly similar substance is produced by the action of oxygen gas on oil of turpentine.
The 'flowers of calomel,' of old pharmacy, were prepared in a nearly similar manner.
It combines with the salifiable bases in a nearly similar manner to oil of cloves.
Another, nearly similar, from Burwell Fen, is in the Museum of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society.
Implements of nearly similar form to that last described, but having the edge oblique, are also met with.
It is polished all over, equally convex on both faces, and has the sides rather more rounded than most of those of nearly similar section in flint.
The shore was low and sandy, but there was a ridge of hills behind it nearly similar to that on the west side of the gulph.
The shore betwixt Cape Pasley and Cape Arid is low and sandy, and falls back in a large bight, nearly similar to what is formed on the west side of Cape Arid.
Nearly similar forms to some of these, from Africa, figs.
Nearly similar ones, but flattened at the side, like those common in Denmark, have been obtained from China and Pegu.
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