Examples of using Lyell in English and their translations into Danish
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I saw a great deal of Lyell.
I hear that Lyell is savage at me.
Lyell dictated much of his correspondence.
The judges were Lyell, Hooker, and yourself.
These are the theories of pioneers such as Darwin and Lyell.
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The concluding pages will make Lyell shake in his shoes.
Sir C. Lyell and other authors have ably treated this subject.
Russian translations of works by Lyell, Buckle, and Darwin, iii.
Lyell has made similar observations on some of the later tertiary formations.
I have sometimes almost wished that Lyell had pronounced against me.
I am very glad you approveof the Geographical chapters.… C. Darwin to C. Lyell.
I am now most heartily obliged to you and Lyell for having set me on this;
Lyell syndrome/ toxic epidermolysis, Stevens-Johnson syndrome or Erythema multiforme.
It seems to me quite just to give Lyell(and secondarily E. Forbes) a very prominent place.
Even Lyell and Hooker, though they would listen with interest to me, never seemed to agree.
I am very glad you approveof the Geographical chapters.… C. Darwin to C. Lyell. Down January 4th, 1860.
Others like myself and Lyell have to labour very hard and slowly at every sentence.
Erythema nodosum, erythema multiforme(minor), Stevens-Johnson syndrome,epidermal necrolysis Lyell Syndrome.
You speak of Lyell as a judge; now what I complain of is that he declines to be a judge….
As a travel gift, Darwin was presented with the first volume of Charles Lyell's recently published Principles of Geology.
Lyell always spoke of it as a great scandal that Darwin was so long kept out of the French Institute.
But you, bad man,do you remember asking me how I thought Lyell would like the work to be dedicated to him?
The judges were Lyell, Hooker, and yourself. It was this which made me so excessively anxious for your verdict.
He was associated with several well-known naturalists in their work-with Sedgwick,Murchison, Lyell, Ramsay, and Huxley.
Lyell owned that, second to London, there was no place in England so good for a Naturalist as Cambridge.
Inquiries formerly made by Sir C. Lyell on this subject led him, as he informs me, to the same conclusion.
And he may now add that the author did not attempt it to him! Yours ever affectionately, C. DARWIN.C.Darwin to C. Lyell.
If you see Lyell, will you tell him how truly grateful I feel for his kind interest in this affair of mine.
Serious potentially life-threatening skin rashes, including Stevens- Johnson syndrome andtoxic epidermal necrolysis(Lyell' s Syndrome) have been reported.
But Lyell wished much to keep it, and my head is quite confused between the many reviews which I have lately read.
