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lines 2—3 underline "hover ... hens"
lines 1—9 annotation dormant instincts in every male, account for a difficulty in origin
from End Slip annotation 8 on capons hovering or brooding over chickens
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line 9 underline "Mr. Lisle"
top-margin annotation This must be reason, instinct would have led hog to have waited for boar
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top-margin annotation cause of straight lines easy to keep direction recollect FitzRoy idea of sounding-noises to hear the line when not see it
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line 15 underline "miscellanies"
top-margin annotation Habitual action, like instinct does not vary, indeed difficult to vary much bitter experience to cure tricks yet curable. so instincts can be altered.—
from End Slip annotation 110 some notes of own on instincts
top-margin annotation habitual desires & actions go together in Man.— eating dinner Instinctive desires
bottom-margin annotation Habitual desires — appetite at certain times
bottom-margin annotation Instinctive action Habitual action — in sucking both must be brought into play
bottom-margin annotation Instinctive when origin cannot be traced in life of individual
top-margin annotation in an habitual action, consciousness of desire which must be preparatory, obliterated
top-margin annotation It is not more wonderful that a desire should be hereditary — than that memory itself should be hereditary. or that taste, mental thought should be so
lines 7—24 annotation In Man an habitual desire may become instinctive or heredetary. ambitious man ambitious children — civilized man. civilized children
lines 13—16 annotation It is transmission of thought through egg
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lines 17—21 annotation X— that cuckoos should know so much the impregnated ovum should be mathematical
lines 20—25 annotation the mind has only cause to sleep
lines 20—25 annotation because circumstances do not vary
bottom-margin annotation Man scarcely any instinctive actions. Many desires, & therefore many habitual
bottom-margin annotation animals having many instinctive few habitual actions?
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from End Slip annotation 117 Barley in Hawks stomach from W. Pigeons
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from End Slip annotation 119 Chinese dogs not relishing meat (Q)
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line 21 annotation good
from End Slip annotation 120 sporting Dogs refusing Partridges &c N.Q.
top-margin annotation If effect of being beaten as seems most probable a most curious instance if not yet an acquired instinct!—
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lines 3—6 annotation “ ”
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bottom-margin annotation nothing short of it would make them run out of doors
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bottom-margin apparently unintentional mark
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line 17 underline "Montagu ... xxx"