Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 738
nts are retamed without areolar tissue,the least transudation, although these are quite fluid at the temperatui-e of the living body.Eat-cells, when fllled with their characteristic contents, havethe peculiar appearance which has been akeady described as * Thus it has been observed in the lining of… … 716 VEETEBEATED AiflMAXS appertaining to oil-globules (§ 99), being very bright in tbeircentre, and very dark towards their margin, in consequenceof their liigh refractive power; but if, as often happens inpreparations that have been long mounted, the oily contentsshould have escaped, they then…
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