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My father wrote that.
It's a book my father wrote.
My father wrote this.
In his journal. my father wrote about you.
My father wrote in his Diary.
In a letter to Mr. Huxley my father wrote.
My father wrote Mr. Weatherbee a letter.
Speaking of this review, my father wrote to Dr. Asa Gray.
My father wrote about this in his book.
I look at these words… and it's like my father wrote them.
My father wrote a book about the author.
With regard to this point my father wrote October 12 or 13, 1867.
My father wrote about you… in his journal.
I remember these most: Of all the words my father wrote, and there were many.
My father wrote his memoirs in 2005 at the age of 85.
It's just I look at these words and it's like my father wrote them.
My father wrote a book about the most powerful force in the universe.
When the Witch came to our world, I became a Hunter and my father wrote those silly books.
My father wrote letters to Maureen Ashby, telling her that he feared.
It is of interest as being the first of the long series of letters which my father wrote to this distinguished naturalist.
My father wrote my mother hundreds of beautiful love letters.
In a letter to Rev. L. Blomefield(Jenyns), May 24, 1862, my father wrote with the same feelings that he had expressed in his letters thirty years before.
My father wrote in his Diary:-"The whole of this year[1870] at work on the'Descent of Man.
Of all the words my father wrote, and there were many. I remember these the most.
My father wrote to Sir J. D. Hooker on hearing of Henslow's death,"I fully believe a better man never walked this earth.
Sir J. D. Hooker was one of these, and to him my father wrote,"Your praise of the Life of Dr. D. has pleased me exceed-[page] 220 ingly, for I despised my work, and thought myself a perfect fool to have undertaken such a job.
My father wrote to Sir J. D. Hooker(Aug. 30):-"The death of Erasmus is a very heavy loss to all of us, for he had a most affectionate disposition.
In a letter to Lyell my father wrote:"He[i.e. Mr. Bates] is second only to Humboldt in describing a tropical forest.
Thus my father wrote to Dr. Gray:-"Just to exemplify the use of your pamphlet, the Bishop of London was asking Lyell what he thought of the review in the'Quarterly,' and Lyell answered,'Read Asa Gray in the'Atlantic.
With regard to the questions, my father wrote,"I have filled up the answers as well as I could, but it is simply impossible for me to estimate the degrees.