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1 2|   stomach, with its activity impaired, cannot contract and triturate
2 2|      him what it is that has impaired the activity of the stomach. ~
3 2|    digestion does not become impaired until the patient has become
4 2|      stomach at once becomes impaired. We must add, however, by
5 2| however, by what it has been impaired. For the wound was not capable
6 2|      of the stomach has been impaired. He cannot, however, advance
7 2|    that the activity becomes impaired? Or, on the other hand,