One might almost fancy himself among the tombs of the pre-Adamites.
"The Adventures of Captain Bonneville Digested From His Journal" by Washington Irving
Next in folly came the Adamites, so called because, in shameless wise, they dressed like Adam and Eve before the fall.
"History of the Moravian Church" by J. E. Hutton
It is the call of the wild to which the pre-Adamite monkey in our nature responds.
"In Africa" by John T. McCutcheon
This has a pre-Adamite sound in modern ears.
"France and the Republic" by William Henry Hurlbert
No food and lodgings shall be allowed a Quaker, Adamite, or other heretic.
"Diary in America, Series One" by Frederick Marryat (AKA Captain Marryat)
To hear an Adamite speak riddles to me.
"The Works of Lord Byron" by Lord Byron
The air is like that of a pre-Adamite ironing-day in full blast.
"The Letters of Charles Dickens" by Charles Dickens
The rhinoceros, like the aboriginal native of the Congo, has come straight down from pre-Adamite days almost without change.
"The Pools of Silence" by H. de Vere Stacpoole
Five-sixths of the public are taught this Adamitic Monogenism as if it were an established truth, and believe it.
"Bible Romances" by George W. Foote
As he stood before that pre-Adamite stone man, I got one good, long look at his face.
"Phemie Frost's Experiences" by Ann S. Stephens
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