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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 53

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NTESTINAL TUBE. tie intestinal tube, from the mouth to its final termination, is overthirty feet long. After leaving the stomach, it is divided into large andBmall intestines. R S S S S T, are the latter, which end at T into thelarge, which are marked U U U W; and the termination X y is calledthe… … THE Lf73R, GALL-BLADDER, PANCREAS, AND KIDNEYS. [L is the liver, turned up to show its under surface ; G, the gall-blad-der ; P, the pancreas; K, the kidneys, which secrete urine from the blood,which they empty into the bladder, B, by means of the tubes calledureters U; S is the spleen, an organ at…

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