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 57
es its rounds in the system to supplythe wants of every part. Chemists tell us that an atomof pure blood is composed of eighteen different elements ;and also that the atoms resemble a spangle in shape,being thin and circular with a dot of iron in the middle,occasioning Dr. Goods remark that the… … THE LUNGS. [The windpipe, «, gives passage to the air; it ramifies into exceedinglyminute branches, e e e, which terminate in little cells, the masses ofwhich, in three distinct lobes, are shown at c c c; this is only on theright side of the body; on the left side there are but two lobes, the…
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