Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 215
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The machine reads it as
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- EtIS RIE
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- rive a tree
- and the
- Action
- et sacural Delision
- Action ot cheMulcles thereot, richthole
- oF che Abdomen, and Midriff, chis elastick
- Fluidis chrustouc oF theVesicles, chrouok
- che Trachea in Expiration; chele Vesicles
- prellins against onc another, and the ela
- stick Fluid actins uxon the Cides ot them,
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- Epread thereon, Ceparate the Globules OF
- che Blood, irhich had Room and Liberey
- eo unite in the ider Channels of the
- Veins; and by chis separation of thele
- Clobules oF the Blood, From one another,
- renders ic more capable to circulate, in ThC
- more narror pallages ot the Capillary Vel
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- ken, chere is Cill a more considerable ule
- OEthis nacural Funetion behind, and chac
- is to torm chele elastick Clobules oF itrich
- che Blood principallu conilts. IC IS un-
- doubred Macter of Fact and oblervation,
- thac the Blood consists oF a Cymph, wrhich
- isthe common Vehicle, leverat Salts, Ra-
- menta oE a chick contistence, (Which 15
- probably che untormd part ot che Chyle,
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 215. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0373?run=74