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 1 7 |     for their lung, containing little blood, has not much heat.
 2 15|        from this cause. Having little heat, they require little
 3 15|      little heat, they require little cold to combat it. Hence
 4 15|     lung, though that contains little blood and is spongy, can
 5 15|       for the lung, containing little blood or fluid, can rise
 6 15|     too cold. Yet animals with little strength tend to breathe
 7 18|        in every case they have little heat and are bloodless,
 8 20|        blood at all, in others little.~The question, however,
 9 21| refrigeration because there is little scope for deviation from
10 23|        cause death in old age. Little heat remains, for the most