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The Chairman.— I have to add but a very lew w Kirt 
already said upon this paper. I repeat that we owe much ^ar hear ) 
world we find by the microscope and by the telescope, and by the expe . 
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then I use the term life in the sense in which we employ it in sue 
to the self-movement gf what- 
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who speaks of them as moving and coming together of themselves , 
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to form a conception which I can satisfactorily express by the wmd 
the general, self-movement seems to me to be necessary to tia 
Kev C. A. Bow-May I ask whether you mean self-movement or the 
power of self-movement 1 
P Professor Kiek.— I mean the power of self-movement. 
Mr. Bow. —I thought so. 
