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Excerpt from Observations Illustrative of the Nature and Treatment of the Prevailing Disorders of the Stomach and Liver
The liver is a gland of Waste; the stomach and small intestines are organsl of supply - (a supply of the-most impor tant and imperious nature): the former, is an insensible viseus, cor'npara'tivelyu speaking, loosely connected with the other abdominal viscera, and With the general habit; the latter, are organs of elevated sensibility, not Only intimately associated with every part Of the System, but themselves forming the chief visée'ra of the abdomen, and with their blood vessels, nerves, and membranes, making up the great bulk of this cavity. 'fre'm this, I believe, we rightly infer, that'the.
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