291.
[243] Though hardly necessary, it may be well to remark that the views here advocated in no way depend upon the truth of the doctrine of Spontaneous Generation.
[244] Vol.iii.p.

808.
[245] This is hardly an exact representation of Mr.Darwin's view.

On his theory, if a favourable variation happens to arise (the external circumstances remaining the same), it will yet be preserved.
[246] See 2nd edition, p.

113.
[247] "Essays, Philosophical and Theological," Truebner and Co., First Series, 1866, p.190.

"Every relative disability may be read two ways.