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 1 9 |   having a lung, they have no windpipe; rather the stomach is closely
 2 13|   nostrils passes through the windpipe out of the chest as well,
 3 13|    from breathing through the windpipe, they die. Nature employs
 4 13| respire do so by means of the windpipe, when they breathe either
 5 17|       slipping in through the windpipe and lying on the lung. The
 6 17|    and lying on the lung. The windpipe is situated before the oesophagus,
 7 17|       by a contraction of the windpipe. The latter class contract
 8 17|     latter class contract the windpipe when swallowing their food;
 9 17|  raised, and in the other the windpipe is expanded, and the air
10 17|       the mouth; they have no windpipe and hence can take no harm