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Animal and vegetable physiology, considered with reference to natural theology, by Peter Mark Roget .. . of the spine. It must be recollectedthat the spinal marrow passes down along thecanal formed by the arches of the vertebrae,and that any pressure applied to its tendersubstance would instantly paralyze the wholebody, and speedily put an end to life. Someextraordinary provision was therefore requiredto be made, in order to guard against thepossibility of this accident occurring during themany violent contortions into which the columnis liable to be thrown. This is accomplished inthe simplest Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/animal-and-vegetable-physiology-considered-with-reference-to-natural-theology-by-peter-mark-roget-of-the-spine-it-must-be-recollectedthat-the-spinal-marrow-passes-down-along-thecanal-formed-by-the-arches-of-the-vertebraeand-that-any-pressure-applied-to-its-tendersubstance-would-instantly-paralyze-the-wholebody-and-speedily-put-an-end-to-life-someextraordinary-provision-was-therefore-requiredto-be-made-in-order-to-guard-against-thepossibility-of-this-accident-occurring-during-themany-violent-contortions-into-which-the-columnis-liable-to-be-thrown-this-is-accomplished-inthe-simplest-image342745977.htmlRM2AWHBYN–Animal and vegetable physiology, considered with reference to natural theology, by Peter Mark Roget .. . of the spine. It must be recollectedthat the spinal marrow passes down along thecanal formed by the arches of the vertebrae,and that any pressure applied to its tendersubstance would instantly paralyze the wholebody, and speedily put an end to life. Someextraordinary provision was therefore requiredto be made, in order to guard against thepossibility of this accident occurring during themany violent contortions into which the columnis liable to be thrown. This is accomplished inthe simplest
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Animal and vegetable physiology, considered with reference to natural theology, by Peter Mark Roget .. . of bodywhich follow the head are greatly enlarged, inorder to support the more recently developedorgans of progressive motion, they are also moreconsolidated, and rendered stronger by the unionof several pieces which were before separate.The hinder segments, having no such appen-dages to support, are less dilated, and the wholebody is much shortened by the approximation ofthe segments, which in this way compose theabdomen, or hinder division of the insect. The progress of the metamorphoses Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/animal-and-vegetable-physiology-considered-with-reference-to-natural-theology-by-peter-mark-roget-of-bodywhich-follow-the-head-are-greatly-enlarged-inorder-to-support-the-more-recently-developedorgans-of-progressive-motion-they-are-also-moreconsolidated-and-rendered-stronger-by-the-unionof-several-pieces-which-were-before-separatethe-hinder-segments-having-no-such-appen-dages-to-support-are-less-dilated-and-the-wholebody-is-much-shortened-by-the-approximation-ofthe-segments-which-in-this-way-compose-theabdomen-or-hinder-division-of-the-insect-the-progress-of-the-metamorphoses-image342760739.htmlRM2AWJ2PY–Animal and vegetable physiology, considered with reference to natural theology, by Peter Mark Roget .. . of bodywhich follow the head are greatly enlarged, inorder to support the more recently developedorgans of progressive motion, they are also moreconsolidated, and rendered stronger by the unionof several pieces which were before separate.The hinder segments, having no such appen-dages to support, are less dilated, and the wholebody is much shortened by the approximation ofthe segments, which in this way compose theabdomen, or hinder division of the insect. The progress of the metamorphoses
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The principles and practice of obstetrics . ined, should be thrown into the cavity of theuterus three or four times a day, to wash away thefluids and the fragments of the placenta, while thestrength of the patient is supported by nutritious diet,tonics, and stimulants. Third. Irregular contractions of the body of theuterus may cause retention of the placenta. These contractions are often partial: thus the wholebody of the uterus may contract regularly, except onehorn, in which the placenta may be retained. Morefrequently, however, portions of the uterus contractfeebly, while the circular fibre Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-principles-and-practice-of-obstetrics-ined-should-be-thrown-into-the-cavity-of-theuterus-three-or-four-times-a-day-to-wash-away-thefluids-and-the-fragments-of-the-placenta-while-thestrength-of-the-patient-is-supported-by-nutritious-diettonics-and-stimulants-third-irregular-contractions-of-the-body-of-theuterus-may-cause-retention-of-the-placenta-these-contractions-are-often-partial-thus-the-wholebody-of-the-uterus-may-contract-regularly-except-onehorn-in-which-the-placenta-may-be-retained-morefrequently-however-portions-of-the-uterus-contractfeebly-while-the-circular-fibre-image338399334.htmlRM2AJFBPE–The principles and practice of obstetrics . ined, should be thrown into the cavity of theuterus three or four times a day, to wash away thefluids and the fragments of the placenta, while thestrength of the patient is supported by nutritious diet,tonics, and stimulants. Third. Irregular contractions of the body of theuterus may cause retention of the placenta. These contractions are often partial: thus the wholebody of the uterus may contract regularly, except onehorn, in which the placenta may be retained. Morefrequently, however, portions of the uterus contractfeebly, while the circular fibre
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The body and its ailments: a handbook of familiar directions for care and medical aid in the more usual complaints and injuries . Movement 26.. Movement 27. TWENTY-SEVENTH MOVEMENT. Bending and throwing the wholebody forward (six times), countingone, two, three. At one, make a long stride forwardwith the right foot, as in the preced-ing movement; at two, bend the bodyover the right leg in letting the handsfall to the floor; at three, raise the Healthful Exercises. 45 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-body-and-its-ailments-a-handbook-of-familiar-directions-for-care-and-medical-aid-in-the-more-usual-complaints-and-injuries-movement-26-movement-27-twenty-seventh-movement-bending-and-throwing-the-wholebody-forward-six-times-countingone-two-three-at-one-make-a-long-stride-forwardwith-the-right-foot-as-in-the-preced-ing-movement-at-two-bend-the-bodyover-the-right-leg-in-letting-the-handsfall-to-the-floor-at-three-raise-the-healthful-exercises-45-image342774589.htmlRM2AWJMDH–The body and its ailments: a handbook of familiar directions for care and medical aid in the more usual complaints and injuries . Movement 26.. Movement 27. TWENTY-SEVENTH MOVEMENT. Bending and throwing the wholebody forward (six times), countingone, two, three. At one, make a long stride forwardwith the right foot, as in the preced-ing movement; at two, bend the bodyover the right leg in letting the handsfall to the floor; at three, raise the Healthful Exercises. 45
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A system of elocution, with special reference to gesture, to the treatment of stammering, and defective articulation .. . employed chiefly indramatic representation. They are combinations ofsimple significant gestures, variously associated accord-ing to the mingled passions which they represent. Theboldest and most magnificent of them are termed atti-tudes. The following are examples of complex signifi-cant gestures: Reproach puts on a stern aspect: the brow is con-tracted, the lip is turned up with scorn, and the wholebody is expressive ofaversion. Fig. 166represents Queen Ka-tharine, in the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-system-of-elocution-with-special-reference-to-gesture-to-the-treatment-of-stammering-and-defective-articulation-employed-chiefly-indramatic-representation-they-are-combinations-ofsimple-significant-gestures-variously-associated-accord-ing-to-the-mingled-passions-which-they-represent-theboldest-and-most-magnificent-of-them-are-termed-atti-tudes-the-following-are-examples-of-complex-signifi-cant-gestures-reproach-puts-on-a-stern-aspect-the-brow-is-con-tracted-the-lip-is-turned-up-with-scorn-and-the-wholebody-is-expressive-ofaversion-fig-166represents-queen-ka-tharine-in-the-image339127976.htmlRM2AKMH5C–A system of elocution, with special reference to gesture, to the treatment of stammering, and defective articulation .. . employed chiefly indramatic representation. They are combinations ofsimple significant gestures, variously associated accord-ing to the mingled passions which they represent. Theboldest and most magnificent of them are termed atti-tudes. The following are examples of complex signifi-cant gestures: Reproach puts on a stern aspect: the brow is con-tracted, the lip is turned up with scorn, and the wholebody is expressive ofaversion. Fig. 166represents Queen Ka-tharine, in the
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Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Fig. 248. Fig. 243. The electrical organs consist of two parts, viz.,flat partitions or septa, and thin plates or mem-branes intersecting them transversely. The septaare thin parallel membranes stretching in the direc-tion of the fishs length, and as broad as the semi-diameter of the animals body. They vary inlength, some of them being as long as the wholebody. The very thin plates which intersect thesepta have their breadth ecpial to the distancebetween any two septa. There is a re Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/hardwickes-science-gossip-an-illustrated-medium-of-interchange-and-gossip-for-students-and-lovers-of-nature-fig-248-fig-243-the-electrical-organs-consist-of-two-parts-vizflat-partitions-or-septa-and-thin-plates-or-mem-branes-intersecting-them-transversely-the-septaare-thin-parallel-membranes-stretching-in-the-direc-tion-of-the-fishs-length-and-as-broad-as-the-semi-diameter-of-the-animals-body-they-vary-inlength-some-of-them-being-as-long-as-the-wholebody-the-very-thin-plates-which-intersect-thesepta-have-their-breadth-ecpial-to-the-distancebetween-any-two-septa-there-is-a-re-image339172272.htmlRM2AKPHKC–Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Fig. 248. Fig. 243. The electrical organs consist of two parts, viz.,flat partitions or septa, and thin plates or mem-branes intersecting them transversely. The septaare thin parallel membranes stretching in the direc-tion of the fishs length, and as broad as the semi-diameter of the animals body. They vary inlength, some of them being as long as the wholebody. The very thin plates which intersect thesepta have their breadth ecpial to the distancebetween any two septa. There is a re
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Pain and pleasure . Fig. i.—Amoeba chasing and attempting to ingest an euglena. (After, Jennings. From Washburns The Animal Mind, Courtesy theMacmillan Co.) And just as dislike in ourselves involves our wholebody, we must suppose that the vague discomfortof the amoeba could not be referred to any exactspot. Its malaise probably pervades the wholeof its small structure. PAIN AND PLEASURE 37 The positive reaction is given whenever theamoeba comes into gentle contact with a solidsurface or with food. Under either of thesecircumstances it continues to come nearer and tofurther its contact. The sol Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pain-and-pleasure-fig-iamoeba-chasing-and-attempting-to-ingest-an-euglena-after-jennings-from-washburns-the-animal-mind-courtesy-themacmillan-co-and-just-as-dislike-in-ourselves-involves-our-wholebody-we-must-suppose-that-the-vague-discomfortof-the-amoeba-could-not-be-referred-to-any-exactspot-its-malaise-probably-pervades-the-wholeof-its-small-structure-pain-and-pleasure-37-the-positive-reaction-is-given-whenever-theamoeba-comes-into-gentle-contact-with-a-solidsurface-or-with-food-under-either-of-thesecircumstances-it-continues-to-come-nearer-and-tofurther-its-contact-the-sol-image338258094.htmlRM2AJ8YJ6–Pain and pleasure . Fig. i.—Amoeba chasing and attempting to ingest an euglena. (After, Jennings. From Washburns The Animal Mind, Courtesy theMacmillan Co.) And just as dislike in ourselves involves our wholebody, we must suppose that the vague discomfortof the amoeba could not be referred to any exactspot. Its malaise probably pervades the wholeof its small structure. PAIN AND PLEASURE 37 The positive reaction is given whenever theamoeba comes into gentle contact with a solidsurface or with food. Under either of thesecircumstances it continues to come nearer and tofurther its contact. The sol
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Pain and pleasure . ..©=*^. Fig. i.—Amoeba chasing and attempting to ingest an euglena. (After, Jennings. From Washburns The Animal Mind, Courtesy theMacmillan Co.) And just as dislike in ourselves involves our wholebody, we must suppose that the vague discomfortof the amoeba could not be referred to any exactspot. Its malaise probably pervades the wholeof its small structure. PAIN AND PLEASURE 37 The positive reaction is given whenever theamoeba comes into gentle contact with a solidsurface or with food. Under either of thesecircumstances it continues to come nearer and tofurther its contact. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pain-and-pleasure-=-fig-iamoeba-chasing-and-attempting-to-ingest-an-euglena-after-jennings-from-washburns-the-animal-mind-courtesy-themacmillan-co-and-just-as-dislike-in-ourselves-involves-our-wholebody-we-must-suppose-that-the-vague-discomfortof-the-amoeba-could-not-be-referred-to-any-exactspot-its-malaise-probably-pervades-the-wholeof-its-small-structure-pain-and-pleasure-37-the-positive-reaction-is-given-whenever-theamoeba-comes-into-gentle-contact-with-a-solidsurface-or-with-food-under-either-of-thesecircumstances-it-continues-to-come-nearer-and-tofurther-its-contact-image338258501.htmlRM2AJ904N–Pain and pleasure . ..©=*^. Fig. i.—Amoeba chasing and attempting to ingest an euglena. (After, Jennings. From Washburns The Animal Mind, Courtesy theMacmillan Co.) And just as dislike in ourselves involves our wholebody, we must suppose that the vague discomfortof the amoeba could not be referred to any exactspot. Its malaise probably pervades the wholeof its small structure. PAIN AND PLEASURE 37 The positive reaction is given whenever theamoeba comes into gentle contact with a solidsurface or with food. Under either of thesecircumstances it continues to come nearer and tofurther its contact.
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Nature's revelations of character; or, physiognomy illustratedA description of the mental, moral and volitive dispositions of mankind, as manifested in the human form and countenance . aculty of music. There is no location; there is nodividing of the integral parts of a man, one part contain-ing one faculty-, and another another faculty; whateverfaculties a man has are diflfused throughout his wholebody, soul, and spirit, as God is diffused throughoutuniversal space. There are signs of faculties, and thesegrouped into one whole we denominate Physiognomy;but the signs must be distinguished from Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/natures-revelations-of-character-or-physiognomy-illustrateda-description-of-the-mental-moral-and-volitive-dispositions-of-mankind-as-manifested-in-the-human-form-and-countenance-aculty-of-music-there-is-no-location-there-is-nodividing-of-the-integral-parts-of-a-man-one-part-contain-ing-one-faculty-and-another-another-faculty-whateverfaculties-a-man-has-are-diflfused-throughout-his-wholebody-soul-and-spirit-as-god-is-diffused-throughoutuniversal-space-there-are-signs-of-faculties-and-thesegrouped-into-one-whole-we-denominate-physiognomybut-the-signs-must-be-distinguished-from-image339396049.htmlRM2AM4R3D–Nature's revelations of character; or, physiognomy illustratedA description of the mental, moral and volitive dispositions of mankind, as manifested in the human form and countenance . aculty of music. There is no location; there is nodividing of the integral parts of a man, one part contain-ing one faculty-, and another another faculty; whateverfaculties a man has are diflfused throughout his wholebody, soul, and spirit, as God is diffused throughoutuniversal space. There are signs of faculties, and thesegrouped into one whole we denominate Physiognomy;but the signs must be distinguished from
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Presbyterians : a popular narrative of their origin, progress, doctrines, and achievements . *- ?;:? trPJi. DAVID ELLIOTT, D. D., LL. D. OLD SCHOOL BRANCH. 189 From the origin of the Church contributions had beensolicited, and appropriations made, for the maintenanceof aged ministers, and the widows and orphans ofministers. As the Old School Branch had always insisted, be-fore the division, that the ministers and people wouldtake hold of any form of evangelical work moreheartily, and contribute more liberally, if the Boardswere managed by the General Assembly, the wholebody was now pledged to Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/presbyterians-a-popular-narrative-of-their-origin-progress-doctrines-and-achievements-trpji-david-elliott-d-d-ll-d-old-school-branch-189-from-the-origin-of-the-church-contributions-had-beensolicited-and-appropriations-made-for-the-maintenanceof-aged-ministers-and-the-widows-and-orphans-ofministers-as-the-old-school-branch-had-always-insisted-be-fore-the-division-that-the-ministers-and-people-wouldtake-hold-of-any-form-of-evangelical-work-moreheartily-and-contribute-more-liberally-if-the-boardswere-managed-by-the-general-assembly-the-wholebody-was-now-pledged-to-image342793767.htmlRM2AWKGXF–Presbyterians : a popular narrative of their origin, progress, doctrines, and achievements . *- ?;:? trPJi. DAVID ELLIOTT, D. D., LL. D. OLD SCHOOL BRANCH. 189 From the origin of the Church contributions had beensolicited, and appropriations made, for the maintenanceof aged ministers, and the widows and orphans ofministers. As the Old School Branch had always insisted, be-fore the division, that the ministers and people wouldtake hold of any form of evangelical work moreheartily, and contribute more liberally, if the Boardswere managed by the General Assembly, the wholebody was now pledged to
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The history and survey of London : from its foundation to the present time . eof the Day before its Pub-lication. The above-mentioned Grants to this Companywere confirmed by Letters Patent of the eleventhof Charles 1. 27 February, Anno 1636, by theTitle of The Majler, Wardens, and Fellowfhipof Parijh-Ckrks of the Cities of London, Weft-minfter, Borough of Southward, and fifteen Out*ParifJoes, This Company confifls of a Mafter, twoWardens, feventeen Afiiftants, and the wholeBody of Parifh-Clerks within the Bills of Mor-tality ; who have a covenient Hall in Wood-flreet^to treat of their Affairs Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-history-and-survey-of-london-from-its-foundation-to-the-present-time-eof-the-day-before-its-pub-lication-the-above-mentioned-grants-to-this-companywere-confirmed-by-letters-patent-of-the-eleventhof-charles-1-27-february-anno-1636-by-thetitle-of-the-majler-wardens-and-fellowfhipof-parijh-ckrks-of-the-cities-of-london-weft-minfter-borough-of-southward-and-fifteen-outparifjoes-this-company-confifls-of-a-mafter-twowardens-feventeen-afiiftants-and-the-wholebody-of-parifh-clerks-within-the-bills-of-mor-tality-who-have-a-covenient-hall-in-wood-flreetto-treat-of-their-affairs-image343212035.htmlRM2AXAJCK–The history and survey of London : from its foundation to the present time . eof the Day before its Pub-lication. The above-mentioned Grants to this Companywere confirmed by Letters Patent of the eleventhof Charles 1. 27 February, Anno 1636, by theTitle of The Majler, Wardens, and Fellowfhipof Parijh-Ckrks of the Cities of London, Weft-minfter, Borough of Southward, and fifteen Out*ParifJoes, This Company confifls of a Mafter, twoWardens, feventeen Afiiftants, and the wholeBody of Parifh-Clerks within the Bills of Mor-tality ; who have a covenient Hall in Wood-flreet^to treat of their Affairs
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The ancient world, from the earliest times to 800 AD . ed for relief from the cruel laws regardingdebt, and for a share in the public lands. The leaders caredmore for equality with the patricians in the law courts andfor social equality and political office. Gradually the wholebody of the plebeians, also, began to demand these things becausethey found that whatever economic rights they won were of novalue, so long as the laws were carried out only by patrician officials. 362. Methods. — Livy (§ 334) gives a graphic story of the firstgreat clash between the classes (497 b.c). Probably the story Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-ancient-world-from-the-earliest-times-to-800-ad-ed-for-relief-from-the-cruel-laws-regardingdebt-and-for-a-share-in-the-public-lands-the-leaders-caredmore-for-equality-with-the-patricians-in-the-law-courts-andfor-social-equality-and-political-office-gradually-the-wholebody-of-the-plebeians-also-began-to-demand-these-things-becausethey-found-that-whatever-economic-rights-they-won-were-of-novalue-so-long-as-the-laws-were-carried-out-only-by-patrician-officials-362-methods-livy-334-gives-a-graphic-story-of-the-firstgreat-clash-between-the-classes-497-bc-probably-the-story-image340062095.htmlRM2AN74JR–The ancient world, from the earliest times to 800 AD . ed for relief from the cruel laws regardingdebt, and for a share in the public lands. The leaders caredmore for equality with the patricians in the law courts andfor social equality and political office. Gradually the wholebody of the plebeians, also, began to demand these things becausethey found that whatever economic rights they won were of novalue, so long as the laws were carried out only by patrician officials. 362. Methods. — Livy (§ 334) gives a graphic story of the firstgreat clash between the classes (497 b.c). Probably the story
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. The Last Journals of David Livingstone, in central Africa. Tattoo on Women. but some of the young women have raised lines crossingeach other on the arms, which must have cost great pain :they have also small cuts, covering in some cases the wholebody. The Maravi or Manganja here may be said to be intheir primitive state. We find them very liberal with their * A fine fibre derived from the shoots of a shrub (Securidaca Longi-pedunculata). 12G LIVINGSTONES LAST JOURNALS. [Chap. V, food: we o-ive a cloth to the headman of the village wherewe pass the night, and he gives a goat, or at least cook Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-last-journals-of-david-livingstone-in-central-africa-tattoo-on-women-but-some-of-the-young-women-have-raised-lines-crossingeach-other-on-the-arms-which-must-have-cost-great-pain-they-have-also-small-cuts-covering-in-some-cases-the-wholebody-the-maravi-or-manganja-here-may-be-said-to-be-intheir-primitive-state-we-find-them-very-liberal-with-their-a-fine-fibre-derived-from-the-shoots-of-a-shrub-securidaca-longi-pedunculata-12g-livingstones-last-journals-chap-v-food-we-o-ive-a-cloth-to-the-headman-of-the-village-wherewe-pass-the-night-and-he-gives-a-goat-or-at-least-cook-image337024937.htmlRM2AG8PMW–. The Last Journals of David Livingstone, in central Africa. Tattoo on Women. but some of the young women have raised lines crossingeach other on the arms, which must have cost great pain :they have also small cuts, covering in some cases the wholebody. The Maravi or Manganja here may be said to be intheir primitive state. We find them very liberal with their * A fine fibre derived from the shoots of a shrub (Securidaca Longi-pedunculata). 12G LIVINGSTONES LAST JOURNALS. [Chap. V, food: we o-ive a cloth to the headman of the village wherewe pass the night, and he gives a goat, or at least cook
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