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Fascination (1848)

Newman, John B · New York, Fowlers and Wells · leaf 55

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d out througha tube. This fluid is composed of the secretion of theliver (bile), and another secretion from the pancreas(sweet breads) ; each sending a tube from itself, thetubes uniting into a common duct before opening into theintestines. The liver has a repository for bile, calledthe… … T» — MESENTERIC GLANDS. [I I I I, portions of intestine ; L, lacteals, which empty into the mesen-tery glands M G; T D, thoracic duct, which conveys the elaborated fluid(which is, at this point, of a pale pinkish color) into the reservoir in theneck. The spine, S. is shown in the back-ground. The…

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