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1 1|       some other reasonfor its conveyance must be found. What, then,
2 1|       room for nonsense about "conveyance towardsthe rarefied part [
3 2| nutriment? And if he calls the conveyance of food through the veins
4 2|     name it, and then ascribes conveyance through the veins to the
5 3|     vomiting, the mere passive conveyance of rejected matter up to
6 3|      coat, the air impedes the conveyance of food, by distending this
7 3|      that there is a universal conveyance or transference from one