Thomas James Richards, Diary No. 1, 26 August - 18 November 1914 - Part 9

her subjects. As I pondered 

over this query I noticed

commotions that showed

clearly their little wings were

being used to evade the

onslaughts of a larger and

voracious enemy. Nature

then, had evidently provided 

these peculiar species with

some particulars which during

the course progress of evolution

have developed into wings

with which to protect themselves 

from the most powerful

of inhabitants of the deep 

mystic depths.

her subjects. As I pondered

over this query I noticed

commotions that showed

clearly their little wings were

being used to evade the

onslaughts of a larger and

voracious enemy. Nature

then, had evidently provided 

these peculiar species with

some particulars which during

the course progress of evolution

have developed into wings

with which to protect themselves 

from the most powerful

of inhabitants of the deep 

mystic depths.

her subjects. As I ponder

over this query I noticed

commotions that showed

clearly their little wings were

being used to evade the

onslaughts of a larger and

voracious enemy. Nature

then, had evidently provided 

these peculiar species with

some particulars which during

the course progress of evolution

have developed into wings

with which to protect themselves 

from the most powerful

of inhabitants of the deep 

mystic depths.

her subjects. As I ponder

over this query I noticed

commotions that showed

clearly their little wings were

being used to evade the

onslaughts of a larger and

voracious enemy. Nature

then, had evidently provided 

these peculiar species with

some particulars which during

the course progress of evolution

have developed into wings

with which to protect themselves 

from the most powerful

of inhabitants of the deep 

mystic depths.

Private A.E. Richards No 643.

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