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 1 1|        the coats of the stomach, intestine,and uterus, each of these
 2 1|      them, theoutgrowth into the intestine, the shape of the inner
 3 3|          right away in the small intestine? For what is there in this
 4 3|     digested food into the small intestine - and digestion itself we
 5 3|          it falls into the small intestine, on the other hand the bile
 6 3| traversed the whole of the small intestine, the jejunum, the pylorus,
 7 3|      case in ileus; the inflamed intestine is unable to support either
 8 3|          the whole length of the intestine, it is caught up by the
 9 3|      vessels which pass into the intestine; as we shall shortly demonstrate,
10 3|        omentum, mesentery, small intestine, colon, and the stomach