The History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on the organization of men and animalsHarper, 1866 - 399 páginas |
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... stop to consider a little . The mouth is the door at which everything enters . Now , to every well - kept door there is a doorkeeper , or porter . And what is the office of a well - instructed porter ? Well , he asks the people that ...
... stop to consider a little . The mouth is the door at which everything enters . Now , to every well - kept door there is a doorkeeper , or porter . And what is the office of a well - instructed porter ? Well , he asks the people that ...
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... stop in the midst of their occupations , to go and grind their teeth one against an- other for half - an - hour , if there were not some pleasure attached to an exercise not naturally amusing in itself ? Ay . ay , my dear child , were ...
... stop in the midst of their occupations , to go and grind their teeth one against an- other for half - an - hour , if there were not some pleasure attached to an exercise not naturally amusing in itself ? Ay . ay , my dear child , were ...
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... stop to tell you every- thing at once . Now , where did the blood obtain this phosphorus and lime ? I expected you to ask this , but if you want everything explained as we go along , we shall not get very far . In fact , if I answer all ...
... stop to tell you every- thing at once . Now , where did the blood obtain this phosphorus and lime ? I expected you to ask this , but if you want everything explained as we go along , we shall not get very far . In fact , if I answer all ...
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... stop . In proportion as the blood gives out on all sides the contents of his pockets , the stomach must replenish them , and fill them with everything necessary , or there would be a revolution in the house . Now , as there can be ...
... stop . In proportion as the blood gives out on all sides the contents of his pockets , the stomach must replenish them , and fill them with everything necessary , or there would be a revolution in the house . Now , as there can be ...
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... stop ! we are getting on too fast . At the back of the mouth , ( which is the antechamber , as we said before , ) is a sort of lobby , separated from the mouth by a little fleshy tonguelet , suspended to the pal ate , exactly like those ...
... stop ! we are getting on too fast . At the back of the mouth , ( which is the antechamber , as we said before , ) is a sort of lobby , separated from the mouth by a little fleshy tonguelet , suspended to the pal ate , exactly like those ...
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