...RP 132A. The bloom of scarlet dye mingles with the gleaming linen. Thus 77 do all things draw breath and breathe it out again. All have bloodless tubes of flesh extended over the surface of 290 their bodies ; and at the mouths of these the uttermost surface of the skin is perforated all over...

...R. P. I32h. The bloom of scarlet dye mingles with the gleaming linen. Thus do all things draw breath and breathe it out again. All have bloodless tubes...surface of their bodies ; and at the mouths of these the uttermost surface of the skin is perforated all over with pores closely packed together, so as to keep...

...RP 175 c. (99) The bell ... the fleshy sprout (of the ear).1 (100) Thus 2 do all things draw breath and breathe it out again. All have bloodless tubes...together, so as to keep in the blood while a free 5 passage is cut for the air to pass through. Then, when the thin blood recedes from these, the bubbling...

...movement of the blood from the heart to the surface of the body and back again. "All things draw breath and breathe it out again. All have bloodless tubes...surface of their bodies, and at the mouths of these the uttermost surface of the skin is perforated all over with pores closely packed together, so as to keep...

...R. P. I32h. The bloom of scarlet dye mingles with the gleaming linen. Thus do all things draw breath and breathe it out again. All have bloodless tubes...surface of their bodies ; and at the mouths of these the uttermost surface of the skin is perforated all over with pores closely packed together, so as to keep...