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 1 1|      only a very little being taken up into the veinsas blood -
 2 1|   which the ligature had been taken - is itselfflaccid, but
 3 1|      men I am discussing have taken their timeover the construction
 4 2|     it is mixed with the food taken in from outside." But my
 5 2| natural, while that which has taken over this character and
 6 3|      completion, but the time taken for the completion of the
 7 3|      which occurs in the food taken into the stomach.   How
 8 3|    juice and has retained and taken the benefit of it hastens
 9 3|       place from which it was taken up. For the slightest mechanical
10 3|       also that some of it is taken up from the stomach to the
11 3|     the blood, then, which is taken into their cavities when
12 3|       proof that something is taken over from the veins into