HYDROPHOBIA
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 22
(Gr. ilu^, and ir Lyell (^Principles of GelLy)St the number of hydrophytes is very considerableS the!r?of IT, "^T '^T\ "'^^ could'have been an ic"pated; hv »h« hh' "J^ P^^"'' ^""^ ^''"y ^"^^'•^'J and uncovered by the tide, others live in aby es of the ocean at the extraordinary depth of lOnofeet; and although in such S."""/ there must reign darkne more profound than AA'i^L^r °'"^'"^' "^"^ ''' *^-« -g^^-b' [s. 587]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →