Psychology And Achievement
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" Says one writer, referring to the cells of the inner or true skin: "Aswe look at them arranged there like a row of bricks, let us remember twothings: first, that this row is actually in our skin at this moment;and, secondly, that each cell is a living being--it is born, grows, lives, breathes, eats, works, decays and dies. A gay time of it theseyoungsters have on the very banks of a stream that is bringing down tothem every minute stores of fresh air in the round, red corpuscles ofthe blood, ...and a constant stream of suitable food in the serum. But itis not all pleasure, for every one of them is hard at work. " [Sidenote: Cell Life After Death] And again, speaking of the cells that line the air-tubes, he says: "Thewhole interior, then, of the air-tubes resembles nothing so much as afield of corn swayed by the wind to and fro, the principal sweep, however, being always upwards towards the throat. All particles of dustand dirt inhaled drop on this waving forest of hairs, and are gentlypassed up and from one to another out of the lungs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Says one writer, referring to the cells of the inner or true skin: "Aswe look at them arranged there like a row of bricks, let us remember twothings: first, that this row is actually in our skin at this moment;and, secondly, that each cell is a living being--it is born, grows, lives, breathes, eats, works, decays and dies. A gay time of it theseyoungsters have on the very banks of a stream that is bringing down tothem every minute stores of fresh air in the round, red corpuscles ofthe blood, ...and a constant stream of suitable food in the serum. But itis not all pleasure, for every one of them is hard at work. " [Sidenote: Cell Life After Death] And again, speaking of the cells that line the air-tubes, he says: "Thewhole interior, then, of the air-tubes resembles nothing so much as afield of corn swayed by the wind to and fro, the principal sweep, however, being always upwards towards the throat. All particles of dustand dirt inhaled drop on this waving forest of hairs, and are gentlypassed up and from one to another out of the lungs.
What to read after Psychology And Achievement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilton Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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