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Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 494
hyle as it is thus urged alongover them, and passing backward be-hind the intestines, and then throughinnumerable little glands called themesenteries, empty themselves intolarger, and these into still larger ducts,ill they form one duct which passes\ along inside the back-bone to nearthe neck,… … No. 104.—Intestines, Lactbals, abbMbsentert Glands. T. D. T. D. The chyle ductL. Laoteafg.M. G. Mesentery gland*. i. tin?. Fo F. Fblds of the intestines. 4f4 FOOD : ITS SlSLECTIOISr, MASTICATION, AND DIGESTION ti&es intr:) tlie ascending colon, pass up ou the right side of the abdb^men into the…
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