the stomach and terminate at the
penis.'
The above quotations sum up pretty well the statements of all
previous writers. Furthermore, there are some writers on Natural
History who have not ventured to lay down the law in such precise
terms as regards the veins, but who all alike agree in assigning the
head and the brain as the starting-point daddysanddaughtershavingsex of the veins. And in this
opinion they daddysanddaughtershavingsex are mistaken.
The investigation of such
a daddysanddaughtershavingsex subject, as has
been remarked, is one
fraught with difficulties; but, if any one be keenly interested in the
matter, his best plan will be to allow his animals to starve daddysanddaughtershavingsex to
emaciation, then to strangle them on a sudden, and thereupon daddysanddaughtershavingsex to
prosecute daddysanddaughtershavingsex his investigations.
We now proceed to give particulars regarding daddysanddaughtershavingsex the properties and
daddysanddaughtershavingsex functions of the veins. There are two blood-vessels in the daddysanddaughtershavingsex thorax by
the backbone, and lying to its inner side; and of these two the larger
one is situated to the front, and the lesser one is to the rear of it;
and the larger is situated rather to the right hand side of the
body, and the daddysanddaughtershavingsex lesser one to the left; and by some this vein is
termed the 'aorta', from the fact that even in dead bodies part of
it is observed to be daddysanddaughtershavingsex full of air. These blood-vessels have their
origins in the heart, for they traverse the other viscera, in whatever
daddysanddaughtershavingsex direction they happen to run, without in any way losing their
daddysanddaughtershavingsex distinctive characteristic as blood-vessels, whereas the heart is as