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 1 1|   substance of the brain, stomach,gullet, intestines, and uterus
 2 1|           be no peristalsisof the gullet. "And how does this appear?"
 3 1| alwayswhen the upper parts of the gullet contract the lower parts
 4 1|        whenthe lower parts of the gullet dilate the upper parts contract?"
 5 3|         more fleshy nature in the gullet. Now simple observation
 6 3|          the same degree that the gullet is drawn downwards; while,
 7 3|        has been completed and the gullet is released from tension,
 8 3|          and which also lines the gullet and the mouth, extends to
 9 3|          downward traction of the gullet is not a property of the
10 3|    purpose of attraction. But the gullet was shown to be pulled down;
11 3|      stomach attracts food by the gullet. ~ Further, in vomiting,
12 3|       least, the condition of the gullet is precisely similar to
13 3|         to itself by means of the gullet, as though by a hand. In
14 3|     itself forward along with the gullet, which is, as it were, its
15 3|      propensity for food, a small gullet, and ample mouth proportions -
16 3|        structures surrounding the gullet, without severing any of
17 3|       that during deglutition the gullet becomes slightly filled
18 3|          oblique situation of the gullet clearly confutes the teaching
19 3|      stomach, or conducted by the gullet. For our part, however,
20 3|         both before and after the gullet has been exposed - we have