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1 1| bladder by being resolved into vapours, and that, when these have
2 1|         For if we say that the vapours pass throughthese coats,
3 1|        is why it keeps out the vapours, whilethe bladder admits
4 1| forevery other reason that the vapours accumulate there, yet the
5 1|        situated below, whereas vapours have a natural tendencyto
6 1|   thorax? For surely, when the vapours have passed through the
7 1|   watergathers). Otherwise the vapours must necessarily pass straight
8 3|        movements of fluids and vapours. Thus the stronger draws