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GENERAL TABLE OF ORGANIC BEINGS, AS KNOWN
AT THE PRESENT TIME.

Copied from W. H. Crook, L.L.D., M.G.S.F.
Terrestrial. Fresh water. Marine.
Recent. Fossil. Recent. Fossil. Recent. Fossil.
1 Mammalia 1,346 66 52 2 104 9
2 Birds 5,984 13 . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 Reptiles 1,805 19 106 44 113 12
4 Fishes . . . . . . 508 24 5,134 522
5 Mollusca 642 69 409 151 5,369 4,675
6 Articulosa 108,000 215 2,658 54 528 195
7 Radiata . . . . . . 14 8 1,159 789
8 Plants 76,000 524 126 56 1,136 69
1 Mammalia Chosen men the lady adieu and the cows eat
2 Birds Lovers cage . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 Reptiles Crawl above the buxom oaks and the couch bed
4 Fishes . . . . . . the lower dike and the locks yielded
5 Mollusca Naked move the sweet bulb and the elegant jonquil
6 Articulosa Cowereth feeble the familiar louse and the elder beetle
7 Radiata . . . . . . the busy ore and the occult part
8 Plants Openeth lads the cedar elm and the buchin nut

Learn the above sentences, and the table will be known. The divisions are distinguished by the non-numerical words the, and and the.