Chapter

 1 Pref|       more ought this to be the case in the experiment just referred
 2 Pref|         arteries. He quotes the case of a certain person affected
 3 II  |        and thickened, as in the case of muscular fibres in general,
 4 III |   occasion to have a particular case under my care, which plainly
 5 VI  |         two; and this being the case, I imagine that no one will
 6 VI  |       it clearly appears in the case of the foetus that the heart
 7 VII |    vessels, precisely as in the case of a sponge, and of parts
 8 IX  |        larger quantity in every case than is contained in the
 9 IX  |       myself ascertained in the case of the sheep.~Upon this
10 XI  |        not below it, so, in the case of the moderately tight
11 XI  |        which occurred in my own case, happen from the same cause?
12 XI  |        the constriction in this case would not only be of no
13 XI  |       force, because in the one case the returning channels are
14 XIII|        we have already seen the case to be in fig. 2; but the
15 XVII| vegetable. This seems to be the case with the insects which conceal
16 XVII|       same thing happens in the case of certain animals that
17 XVII|        something else - in this case the charge of the blood.~