The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... tubes , some of which are as dangerous as cannon balls . They scrape old bones , and slice scraps no bigger than a pin's head . They keep their eyes fixed for hours upon things they are examining through micro- scopes of a dozen glasses ...
... tubes , some of which are as dangerous as cannon balls . They scrape old bones , and slice scraps no bigger than a pin's head . They keep their eyes fixed for hours upon things they are examining through micro- scopes of a dozen glasses ...
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... tube rises along the wall , and hides itself under the door , contract- ing itself , and making itself quite small , as if it wished to leave plenty of room for the mouthful of food which is about to pass over it ; and , for still ...
... tube rises along the wall , and hides itself under the door , contract- ing itself , and making itself quite small , as if it wished to leave plenty of room for the mouthful of food which is about to pass over it ; and , for still ...
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... tube is closed at the moment we are about to swallow . But if by any unlucky chance the air is coming up from the lungs at the same moment , it must have a free passage . Its tube cannot help returning to its place ; the little trap ...
... tube is closed at the moment we are about to swallow . But if by any unlucky chance the air is coming up from the lungs at the same moment , it must have a free passage . Its tube cannot help returning to its place ; the little trap ...
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... tube , aided by the lungs , to eject within a certain time , death would have ensued : instances of which are by no means unknown . Nature does nothing in vain ; this is no case of a man frightened by a mouse . When you find your whole ...
... tube , aided by the lungs , to eject within a certain time , death would have ensued : instances of which are by no means unknown . Nature does nothing in vain ; this is no case of a man frightened by a mouse . When you find your whole ...
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... tubes of which we have been speaking . The curtain is called the Soft Palate . The lobby , the Pharynx . The tube which leads to the stomach , the Esophagus . The tube leading to the lungs , the Larynx . The opening of this tube is the ...
... tubes of which we have been speaking . The curtain is called the Soft Palate . The lobby , the Pharynx . The tube which leads to the stomach , the Esophagus . The tube leading to the lungs , the Larynx . The opening of this tube is the ...
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