The Artificial and the Natural: An Evolving Polarity (Dibner Institute Studies in the History of Science and Technology)


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  • She liked to wander about the room, to throw her gloves down among a litter of pencils, rubber erasers and rags, to put her small silver bag on a stained, discarded shirt, to snap open the catch of a diamond bracelet and drop it on a plate with the remnant of a sandwich, by an unfinished drawing. I can get some vaguely legit business set up on commenor in that time.

    But as far as we know the ghamese natives have not suffered any casualties in the process.