Wonders of the Human Body
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L. Larynx.
E. Epiglottis. M. N. Trachea or windpipe.
F. Thyroid cartilage. O. Pharynx, before which is seen the G. Arytenoid cartilage. Cricoid cartilage.
concentric fibres are attached nearly all the muscles of the face ; a very thick skin intimately united with the orbicular THE LIPS THE CHEEKS. 77 muscle, a layer of small salivary glands subjacent to it, and the mucous membrane, complete these two movable, extensible, and contractile veils. The lips are an organ of prehension and suction; th...ey prevent, especially the under lip, the escape of saliva; they assist in the articulation of sounds and in playing upon wind-instruments; and lastly, they take an extensive part in the expression of the physiognomy. Abundantly provided with nerves and vessels, the lips are extremely sensitive, especially on their borders, where the skin grows thin, takes a carnation tint, and is insensibly transformed into mucous membrane. Although the orbicular muscle limits them in a measure, and imposes upon them certain functions and a distinct region, they are in reality only the anterior portion of the cheeks, with which they are in constant communication by movement and function.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Larynx.
E. Epiglottis. M. N. Trachea or windpipe.
F. Thyroid cartilage. O. Pharynx, before which is seen the G. Arytenoid cartilage. Cricoid cartilage.
concentric fibres are attached nearly all the muscles of the face ; a very thick skin intimately united with the orbicular THE LIPS THE CHEEKS. 77 muscle, a layer of small salivary glands subjacent to it, and the mucous membrane, complete these two movable, extensible, and contractile veils. The lips are an organ of prehension and suction; th...ey prevent, especially the under lip, the escape of saliva; they assist in the articulation of sounds and in playing upon wind-instruments; and lastly, they take an extensive part in the expression of the physiognomy. Abundantly provided with nerves and vessels, the lips are extremely sensitive, especially on their borders, where the skin grows thin, takes a carnation tint, and is insensibly transformed into mucous membrane. Although the orbicular muscle limits them in a measure, and imposes upon them certain functions and a distinct region, they are in reality only the anterior portion of the cheeks, with which they are in constant communication by movement and function.
What to read after Wonders of the Human Body?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Auguste Le Pileur to read onlineMoreLess
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