The First-[fifth] Reader, Том 4Harper, 1860 |
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... breath ; and so was he . And but for these vile guns , he would himself ' have been a soldier ' . QUEEN . Hamlet ' , you have your father much offended . HAMLET . Madam ' , you have my father much offended . SHYLOCK . If it will feed ...
... breath ; and so was he . And but for these vile guns , he would himself ' have been a soldier ' . QUEEN . Hamlet ' , you have your father much offended . HAMLET . Madam ' , you have my father much offended . SHYLOCK . If it will feed ...
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... breathing , etc. A knowledge of these functions requires some knowledge of the structure or anatomy of the parts , and the whole is the basis of that department of medicine which treats of the preservation of HEALTH . in the frame ...
... breathing , etc. A knowledge of these functions requires some knowledge of the structure or anatomy of the parts , and the whole is the basis of that department of medicine which treats of the preservation of HEALTH . in the frame ...
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... breath , move the eyes or head , bend the body , or move the limbs , without the employment of numerous muscles . It is by their action that the farmer cultivates his fields , the mechanic wields his tools , the sportsman pursues his ...
... breath , move the eyes or head , bend the body , or move the limbs , without the employment of numerous muscles . It is by their action that the farmer cultivates his fields , the mechanic wields his tools , the sportsman pursues his ...
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... breathing , and those used in moving the blood through the system , act wholly without the necessity of mental control . The former are called voluntary , and the latter involuntary muscles . Can any reason be given why the involuntary ...
... breathing , and those used in moving the blood through the system , act wholly without the necessity of mental control . The former are called voluntary , and the latter involuntary muscles . Can any reason be given why the involuntary ...
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... breath we draw . Some portions of their dead remains are used in repairs of the system , while other portions are strained off in the liver , and used for the manufacture of bile . 14. The relative position of the principal organs of ...
... breath we draw . Some portions of their dead remains are used in repairs of the system , while other portions are strained off in the liver , and used for the manufacture of bile . 14. The relative position of the principal organs of ...
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