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natural selection, I have only one fault to find with 

 them, namely, that they do not speak out with sufficient 

 bluntness. The difficulty of showing the fallacy of Mr. 

 Darwin's position, is the difficulty of grasping a will-o'- 

 the-wisp. A concluding example will put this clearly 

 before the reader, and at the same time serve to illus- 

 trate the most tangible feature of difference between 

 Mr. Darwin and Lamarck. 



