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Torrey
[ tawr-ee, tor-ee ]
noun
- John, 1796–1873, U.S. botanist and chemist.
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Torrey has himself borne witness to the locking up of the mentally ill, and he paints a grim picture of the scene.
Torrey began the research for this project over a year ago when a visit to Erie County Jail in Buffalo, New York left him stunned.
Solitary confinement, Torrey says, was likely his next home.
Torrey's is only a few feet lower than Gray's—one of my books says five.
"Find it anywhere," said Torrey, and stooped and picked it up at their feet.
This single representative of the Gymnoblastea more nearly corresponds to the T. marina described by Torrey, '02.
A number of articles were then discussed and disposed of without excitement until Henry Torrey rose.
So had Henry Torrey, who said gruffly that he was glad to see the towns money spent for a really useful purpose for once.
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