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 1 1 |       what is not animal.~This organ, then, must be numerically
 2 1 |      sensation have one common organ in which the senses when
 3 3 | animals the heart is the first organ developed; this is evident
 4 3 |     the part of the dominating organ to achieve the final result,
 5 3 |       animals have the supreme organ of the sensefaculties in
 6 4 | nutrition, is situated in this organ and in the central one of
 7 4 |   animals in the corresponding organ, for, though all parts of
 8 4 |       nutriment, the governing organ takes the chief share in
 9 9 |       breathe, and what is the organ they employ? The main reason
10 14|     the sanguineous class this organ is called the heart. The
11 16|        Now for one purpose one organ is adapted and one single
12 17|        Nature employs the same organ for both purposes. For,
13 17|    from liquid lodging in this organ, only from its entering
14 19|       some creatures have this organ, and why those having it
15 19|        such a lung. Hence this organ as much as any other must
16 22|       lung, possess the latter organ without the former, the
17 23|        the constitution of the organ, and not an affection derived
18 23|    cause is its failure in the organ containing the source of
19 23|      increase of strain on the organ quickly causes extinction.
20 24|      the growth of the primary organ of refrigeration, old age
21 24|   inability on the part of the organ, owing to old age, to produce
22 25|        the constitution of the organ.~
23 27|      it necessarily causes the organ to rise. This organ we must
24 27|        the organ to rise. This organ we must to be constructed
25 27|        motive principle of the organ described resident within
26 27|    identical expansion of this organ. When it dilates the outer
27 27|    increase of bulk causes the organ to dilate, so diminution
28 27|      the heat resident in this organ, and this is specially the
29 27|    animal lives and keeps this organ in continuous motion; it