Chapter

 1 Int |        of the Civil War, being present at the battle of Edgehill.
 2 Ded |      am the more emboldened to present to your Majesty, according
 3 Ded | according to the custom of the present age, because almost all
 4 Ded |  entreaties, of many, and here present them for general consideration
 5 Pref|     and philosophers up to the present time have supposed, with
 6 Pref|    that the right ventricle is present solely for the sake of the
 7 IV  |        are always two auricles present, but not otherwise. If you
 8 V   |    come after him, even to the present hour, because he did not
 9 VI  |      than if they had not been present, nature uses the two ventricles
10 VI  |       wandering too wide of my present purpose, which is the use
11 VIII|      at large, the vein of the present day bringing it back from
12 IX  | sufficient cause, three points present themselves for confirmation,
13 XIII|         Neither are the valves present, in order that the blood
14 XVI |        a nature are those that present themselves in connexion
15 XVI |         the mass does not then present itself as a mixture, but
16 XVI |       various particulars that present themselves in the dissection
17 XVII|     same kind there is a heart present, furnished with both an
18 XVII|       and while some have them present in the left, yet they are
19 XVII|        there appear to be none present in the auricles. They are
20 XVII|      which is because they are present before the heart makes its