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 1 XIX    | thought, I must soon find some fossil remains of primitive life;
 2 XXXI   |       surely, then, like other fossil wood, it must be as hard
 3 XXXI   |     through the first stage of fossil transformation. Just look,”
 4 XXXII  |  extinct family, of which only fossil traces are found in the
 5 XXXII  |        will observe that these fossil fishes have no identity
 6 XXXII  |   species known to us in their fossil state, in which fishes as
 7 XXXII  |       bounds the sky.~All this fossil world rises to life again
 8 XXXIII |        man appeared, but their fossil remains, found in the argillaceous
 9 XXXVIII|      surface. It was the first fossil of this nature that had
10 XXXVIII| Therefore the genuineness of a fossil human relic of the quaternary
11 XXXVIII|      of his handiwork, such as fossil leg-bones of animals, sculptured
12 XXXVIII|        Barnum have made out of fossil men. I have heard the tale
13 XXXVIII|     Professor laid hold of the fossil skeleton, and handled it
14 XXXVIII|     our own. The skull of this fossil is a regular oval, or rather
15 XXXVIII|     with animation, “this is a fossil man, the contemporary of
16 XXXVIII| Another remarkable thing. This fossil body was not the only one
17 XXXIX  |        herd of mastodons — not fossil remains, but living and
18 XXXIX  |    himself. It was no longer a fossil being like him whose dried