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1 1|  that, therefore,it is not surprising that the watery fluid runs
2 3|  channae), it is in no way surprising that, when they are sufficiently
3 3|    the drug. What is there surprising, then, in the fact that
4 3| show that there is nothing surprising in nutriment coming from
5 3|   or irritating, it is not surprising that opposite movements
6 3|   matter. There is nothing surprising, therefore, if, in the present
7 3|  stomach itself. Nor is it surprising that the spleen should disgorge
8 3| hand. Thus it is in no way surprising that matter should make