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Fascination; or the Philosophy of charming, illustrating the principles of life in connection with spirit and matter (1854)

Newman, John B · New York, Fowlers & Wells · leaf 47

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t bone, x; y y, col-lar bones (clavicles); b,the arm bone (humer-us) ; c, the elbow; d,the radius ; e, the ulna »ft the wrist joint (com-posed of 8 small bones,in two rows); gt thefinger bones (phalanges,19 bones) ; s s, hips orpelvic bones, joining w,the sacrum ; i, the thighbone united to the… … BONY SKELETON. The back bone and skull are by far the most import-ant among the bones ; they are the caskets in whichare deposited the spinal marrow and brain—indeed, to 44 BACK BONE. protect the nervous system from injury seems, in everyinstance, the first intention of the formation of a…

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