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... pass through the aqueous humour , which being denser than air causes them to be thus refracted . After passing through this humour they proceed through the lens , suffering still further refraction , next through the vitreous humour ...
... pass through the aqueous humour , which being denser than air causes them to be thus refracted . After passing through this humour they proceed through the lens , suffering still further refraction , next through the vitreous humour ...
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... pass beneath a band , or ligament , which binds them in their place as they proceed to their different points of ... passing to each finger . These two sets of muscles have , of course a contrary action . When the flexors close the hand ...
... pass beneath a band , or ligament , which binds them in their place as they proceed to their different points of ... passing to each finger . These two sets of muscles have , of course a contrary action . When the flexors close the hand ...
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... Passing in the unseen world in its native defilement , it must be miserable ; and , as no change can pass on it there , it must be wretched for ever and ever . Who , then , can estimate the value of " the blood of Christ , " and of the ...
... Passing in the unseen world in its native defilement , it must be miserable ; and , as no change can pass on it there , it must be wretched for ever and ever . Who , then , can estimate the value of " the blood of Christ , " and of the ...
Contents
iv | 32 |
THE HAND | 53 |
is dependentBones of the ArmRadius and UlnaCavities and Tuber | 63 |
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acute adapted admirable animals appears aqueous humour bark bird blood-vessels bone canals cavity chameleon choroid cochlea colour cornea covered crystalline lens deer delicate distance especially eustachian tube eyelids fibres fingers fishes fleshy flowers fluid fore-arm fragrance gland hand horse inferior creatures insects instance instrument internal IVORY-BILLED Ivory-billed Woodpecker labyrinth lens mastication membrane mind minute motion mouth moved muscles musk nerves nostrils object observed odours olfactory nerves organ of taste parrot pass peculiar perfume plate pleasure powers of speech prey proboscis produced Puss quadrupeds rays of light remarkable reptiles resembling retina round says scapula scent sclerotic coat sea anemone seen seized sense of hearing sense of smell sense of taste sense of touch serpent side sight sonorous body sound structure surface teeth temporal bone transparent trees tube tubercle tympani tympanum ulna upper various vibrations vitreous humour vultures woodpecker