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[1]
The world is perfect save where Man Comes in with his strife.

[2] Archebiosis (Bastian), Abiogenesis (Huxley).

[3]
Alle Glieder bilden sich aus nach ew’gen Gesetzen, Und die seltenste Form bewahrt im Geheimniss das Urbild. Also bestimmt die Gestalt die Lebensweise des Thieres. Und die Weise zu leben, sie wirkt auf alle Gestalten MÄchtig zurÜck. So zeiget sich fest die geordnete Bildung, Welche zum Wechsel sich neigt durch Äusserlich wirkende Wesen.
[4]
“Einstweilen bis den Bau der Welt Philosophie zusammenhÄlt, ErhÄlt sich ihr Getriebe Durch Hunger und durch Liebe.”

[5] “Allgemeine Naturgeschichte und Theorie des Himmels.”

[6] We must wait for fuller information on the subject of Bathybius, at the hands of the naturalists of the Challenger expedition, before accepting it finally as a distinct organism.—Editor.

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