The History of a Mouthful of Bread
The History of a Mouthful of Bread
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Unhappily their work only lasts as long as the fire which causes the heat, and which is so necessary to life that it is almost confounded with it.
It is the sacred fire of the Roman Vestals, which must be fed night and day under pain of death should it go out. Now, if to feed the sacred fire of life, it be ne- cessary that the blood should everywhere find hydrogen and carbon unattached, that is to say, free and ready to unite themselves to oxygen, it is no less necessary that he should bring ox...ygen with him everywhere.
Else there would be no marriage, and therefore no fire.
Qxygen is, then, the talisman which brings the organs to obedience. Without oxygen he would be a slave- driver without his whip ; his orders would be despised.
If the organs were to be deluged with venous blood — with that black blood which has lost its oxygen, they would not stir any more than if they had received so much water. They acknowledge nothing but arterial blood — ^red blood — ^blood rich in oxygen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unhappily their work only lasts as long as the fire which causes the heat, and which is so necessary to life that it is almost confounded with it.
It is the sacred fire of the Roman Vestals, which must be fed night and day under pain of death should it go out. Now, if to feed the sacred fire of life, it be ne- cessary that the blood should everywhere find hydrogen and carbon unattached, that is to say, free and ready to unite themselves to oxygen, it is no less necessary that he should bring ox...ygen with him everywhere.
Else there would be no marriage, and therefore no fire.
Qxygen is, then, the talisman which brings the organs to obedience. Without oxygen he would be a slave- driver without his whip ; his orders would be despised.
If the organs were to be deluged with venous blood — with that black blood which has lost its oxygen, they would not stir any more than if they had received so much water. They acknowledge nothing but arterial blood — ^red blood — ^blood rich in oxygen.
What to read after The History of a Mouthful of Bread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macé Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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