Our Friends And Our Foes of the Invisible World: How to Woo the Friends; How to Conquer the Foes
Our Friends And Our Foes of the Invisible World: How to Woo the Friends; How to Conquer the Foes
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One end is closed, the other end is open, unites with the remaining part of the csecum and, through that, with the large intestine.
In some persons the appendix, no doubt, has dis- appeared. In others, it is but an inch long by a quarter of an inch in diameter. In others it is two inches long. In other, three; in others, four.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC MICROBE OP APPENDICITIS 227 In none is it more than a third of an inch in diameter; in all, it is absolutely useless. It must go. Welcome the day wh...en it is gone.
WK^ VlCMt X.\i^^rw Fig. 98-a Showing the Appendix But it goes hard. Nature^s method is slow. By almost imperceptible degrees, from generation! to generation, must come the final good-by.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 228 THE INVISIBLE WORLD Meanwhile, the appendix is the occasion of not a little trouble. It is peculiarly liable to disease.
This, for two reasons. First, because of its feeble condition. Growing smaller, it grows weaker. It cannot so well resist Second, because of its position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One end is closed, the other end is open, unites with the remaining part of the csecum and, through that, with the large intestine.
In some persons the appendix, no doubt, has dis- appeared. In others, it is but an inch long by a quarter of an inch in diameter. In others it is two inches long. In other, three; in others, four.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC MICROBE OP APPENDICITIS 227 In none is it more than a third of an inch in diameter; in all, it is absolutely useless. It must go. Welcome the day wh...en it is gone.
WK^ VlCMt X.\i^^rw Fig. 98-a Showing the Appendix But it goes hard. Nature^s method is slow. By almost imperceptible degrees, from generation! to generation, must come the final good-by.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 228 THE INVISIBLE WORLD Meanwhile, the appendix is the occasion of not a little trouble. It is peculiarly liable to disease.
This, for two reasons. First, because of its feeble condition. Growing smaller, it grows weaker. It cannot so well resist Second, because of its position.
What to read after Our Friends And Our Foes of the Invisible World: How to Woo the Friends; How to Conquer the Foes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvey Hersey to read onlineMoreLess
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