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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 11 (1883) (1883)

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performed,by means of justly surprised when we meet with people who seem to be ordinary to spectators, is explained by the dimensions of the a long flexible tube which the patient partially swallows, and proof against it, and who, for example, introduce into their organs traversed. Such lengths may… … apparatus; but in this case, their sabers are provided at the Fig. 3.-POSITION OCCUPIED BY THE SWORD BLADE extremity, near the point, with a small bayonet-shaped ap- IN THE BODY. pendage over which they slip a gutta-percha bale without Mouth and pharynX.... 0, coccseecees cesceceeseeeevees 10 to 12…

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