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 1 1|            because the example was drawn from thesubject-matter of
 2 1|           digitaltraction could be drawn out by these minute particles? ~ ~
 3 2|            that, as soon as it was drawn like dew into every part
 4 2|           all this, they are to be drawn from these principles of
 5 2|           having in the next place drawn attention to the fact that
 6 2|        alteration in the liver, is drawn by the spleen into itself;
 7 3|       cogent and compelling proofs drawn from obvious facts, we will
 8 3|       fibres becomes tightened and drawn towards its origin, such
 9 3|          degree that the gullet is drawn downwards; while, after
10 3|            impossible for it to be drawn down by the stomach without
11 3|        otherwise it would not have drawn upon the larynx. It is therefore
12 3|      should, during long fasts, be drawn back from the liver into
13 3|        yielded up to the liver and drawn back from it into the stomach
14 3|             some of this should be drawn from the spleen into such
15 3|            which it was previously drawn. Now Nature foresaw this
16 3| appropriateness of quality; air is drawn into bellows in one way,
17 3|          the appropriate matter is drawn. Of the blood, then, which