The English School Girl Her Position And Duties
The English School Girl Her Position And Duties
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On the walls of the stomach gather drops of a fluid, just as drops of sweat gather on the fore- head, and this fluid is necessary to the food, with which it mixes by degrees, softening it, and turning it into a greyish pulp. The food went into the stomach at the left side, but the pulp that it is turned into, gra- c 3 34 LESSON X.
dually works its way to the next opening, which is at the right side. It is a most curious thing, that there is always a difficulty in the food getting through this f...urther opening, unless it has been thoroughly well turned into the pulp I mentioned. When we put into our stomachs the right quantity and kinds of food, no difficulty happens, and the pulp passes on ; but if not, we suffer uncomfortable feelings, and the food is finding difficulty in pushing on. When it has passed the opening out of the stomach, it begins to go through a long passage, called the intestines, and they wind about so very much, that if they could be held out in all their length, they would reach to about six times the length of the person they be- longed to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the walls of the stomach gather drops of a fluid, just as drops of sweat gather on the fore- head, and this fluid is necessary to the food, with which it mixes by degrees, softening it, and turning it into a greyish pulp. The food went into the stomach at the left side, but the pulp that it is turned into, gra- c 3 34 LESSON X.
dually works its way to the next opening, which is at the right side. It is a most curious thing, that there is always a difficulty in the food getting through this f...urther opening, unless it has been thoroughly well turned into the pulp I mentioned. When we put into our stomachs the right quantity and kinds of food, no difficulty happens, and the pulp passes on ; but if not, we suffer uncomfortable feelings, and the food is finding difficulty in pushing on. When it has passed the opening out of the stomach, it begins to go through a long passage, called the intestines, and they wind about so very much, that if they could be held out in all their length, they would reach to about six times the length of the person they be- longed to.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Higginson to read onlineMoreLess
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