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 1 1|   reason for the vapoursbeing carried into it? On the contrary,
 2 1|       very smallest particles carried in the air." Then do you
 3 1|      theory that the water is carried towards the rarefied partof
 4 1|  division of the vena cava is carried upwards to the heart, and
 5 1|       whole of the blood were carried to thekidneys, one might
 6 1|     when this fluid was being carried up from the stomach to the
 7 2|    fact that the urine is not carried through the kidneys into
 8 2|   that it is not secreted but carried with the blood all over
 9 2|     humour such as this to be carried off and distributed with
10 2|     is that, of the nutriment carried up from the alimentary canal,
11 2|  kinds of vessels, some being carried into the gall-bladder, and
12 2|     the matter which has been carried away." Now, in this statement
13 2|       that imbibed fluids are carried into the lung. Thus he delights
14 2|      quality that, if it were carried all over the body, it would
15 2| elaborated [in the liver], is carried all over the body. For the
16 3|       experiment I have often carried out in pigs, to whom I give
17 3|     and Moist; this Aristotle carried out in the second of his
18 3|  animals differs from boiling carried on outside; in regard to
19 3|      in the food-canal, it is carried up to the liver by the veins
20 3|  matter of different kinds is carried in one direction only would
21 3|   while a small part of it is carried all over the body. During
22 3|    the interior, or should be carried from the liver and spleen
23 3|       vessels by which it was carried in the reverse direction. ~
24 3|     their contents from being carried backwards. How and in what