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prehistoric

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prehistoric, prehistorical
of or relating to man's development before the appearance of the written word


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There is one puzzling thing about these prehistoric memories of mine.
Whatever path the lecturer took amid the wilds of the past seemed invariably to lead him to some assertion as to extinct or prehistoric life which instantly brought the same bulls' bellow from the Professor.
La knew that she was beautiful--and she was beautiful, not by the standards of prehistoric Atlantis alone, but by those of modern times was La physically a creature of perfection.
 
 
 
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