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1 3|      well seen in the act of swallowing: the larynx is seen to rise
2 3|  while, after the process of swallowing has been completed and the
3 3|     what it is in the act of swallowing. But there being no traction,
4 3|     mouth. For, although the swallowing of food is ordinarily preceded
5 3|   Thus the actual process of swallowing occurs very quickly in those
6 3|   take food as medicine, the swallowing of these articles is accomplished
7 3|     vomiting no less than in swallowing. The truth of my statement
8 3| observation it is clear that swallowing is not due merely to the
9 3|   faculty in connection with swallowing, the retentive with digestion,