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... body . This is still more remarkably the case with respect to the bones . In composing the skeleton of any given mem- ber or part in the system of man , of the leg , for instance , the foot , the wrist or the spine , these hard and ...
... body . This is still more remarkably the case with respect to the bones . In composing the skeleton of any given mem- ber or part in the system of man , of the leg , for instance , the foot , the wrist or the spine , these hard and ...
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... body ; the other parts not so assimilated and converted , are ejected as useless by means of organs provided for the ... body in perpetual motion , prevents those changes and decompositions which begin instantly to take place among the ...
... body ; the other parts not so assimilated and converted , are ejected as useless by means of organs provided for the ... body in perpetual motion , prevents those changes and decompositions which begin instantly to take place among the ...
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... body , from the nakedness of the parts , or the raggedness of his clothing , was most exposed to the rays of the sun - and , that the back of his hands and his face , retained a larger proportion of the black , than other parts of his body ...
... body , from the nakedness of the parts , or the raggedness of his clothing , was most exposed to the rays of the sun - and , that the back of his hands and his face , retained a larger proportion of the black , than other parts of his body ...
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