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(a)

On the other hand when with the higher animals when close attention to some one object leads to the [illeg] disregard of the impressions which other objects must be having on them, we attribute this to action of the manner of action of [illeg] animal minds. Every sportsman knows that he can move more easily approach animals, whilst they are grazing, fighting or or courting otherwise engaged, much more easily than at other times. The state & manner of the nervous system differs much at different times, for instance with the horse, which is more easily readily startled at one time than at another.

[17v]

We thus see that Here the relative heights of the  

[excised]lots is are very nearly the same (within three or

[excised]er cent) as with the before described plants

[excised] pots. In weight there is a much greater

[excised]e. The Westerham-crossed exceed the self-

[excised] much less than before; but the self-fertilised

[excised] in the pots, had become slightly

[excised], as before stated, and were in consequence unfairly light. The

[excised]m-crossed plants are here inferior in weight