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 1 1|    other food for a prolonged period, he willhave blood enclosed
 2 1|      after a certain definite period, a greatnumber of parts
 3 1|        then, during the whole period following its birth and
 4 1|     kidneys. ~ ~For a certain period at least this view also
 5 2|   cold temperament and a cold period of life if we would have
 6 3| longer awaits the nine-months period, but the retentive faculty
 7 3|       of the night, a lengthy period having elapsed since their
 8 3|   ordure? For, if such a long period of time is incapable of
 9 3|        neither will the short period be sufficient, or, if the
10 3|     the food during the whole period of digestion. But if it
11 3|    this, then for a prolonged period he must test and prove it,
12 3|    retentive. For during this period the part needs to be tightly
13 3|      stomach during the whole period of digestion, and the uterus
14 3|     Suppose that in the first period the nutriment remains in
15 3|    liver. ~ During the second period it passes along the intestines
16 3|    over the body. During this period, also imagine that what
17 3|      the stomach in the first period becomes now adherent to
18 3|     to it. ~ During the third period the stomach has reached