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 1 3| alteration. Now, some parts are stronger in power and others weaker;
 2 3|    fluids and vapours. Thus the stronger draws and the weaker is
 3 3|      Now, one part is weaker or stronger than another either absolutely,
 4 3|         men alike, the heart is stronger than the liver at attracting
 5 3|          similarly the liver is stronger than the intestines and
 6 3|  personally, however, liver has stronger drawing power at one time,
 7 3|       were equally in want, the stronger would be likely to prevail,
 8 3|     each other, and just as the stronger prevailed when the two were
 9 3|       part, because none of the stronger ones will receive it, while
10 3|         in cholera) become much stronger and more lasting; they persist
11 3| abstracted by the part which is stronger and more in need. ~ It is