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and the more the uses of any animal's body shall ap- 

 proach those of man, the more nearly will the form and 

 structure approach the Human. 



92. THE BODY is DIVISIBLE into, or composed of, six 

 members, because the six, and no more, are necessary 

 for the perfect development of the mind. 



H, HEAD. 



N, Neck. 



T, Trunk. 



lx, lower extremities. 



ux, upper extremities. 



1, larynx. 



98. THEEE OF THE MEMBERS are essential to life; 

 hence in the table their names are printed with capital, 

 the other three with lower-case, initials. 



94. THE Six MEMBERS OF THE BODY are equally in- 

 dicated by a superficial view of it, or by a synthetic 

 construction of the five general Organs and the Contents 

 of the Head and Trunk-walls. 



95. THE SKELETON is peculiarly and distinctly 

 divisible into that of the Head, the Neck, the Trunk, 

 the lower extremities, the upper extremities, and the 

 larynx; though the latter is not shown in connection 

 with the skeleton of the other members, since it is not 

 jointed to any part of them. If shown in the neck, it 

 must be disconnected ; therefore it may better be shown 

 apart. (See Plate 1, Fig. 1.) 



96. THE MUSCLES ALSO MAY BE CLASSED as those of 

 the Head, the Neck, the Trunk, the lower extremities, 

 the upper extremities, and the larynx, according to 

 the motions they are adapted to produce. (See Plate 2, 

 F,g. 1.) 



97. THE NERVES cannot be classed as distinctly as 

 the Skeleton and Muscles according to the six members, 

 since most of the nerves are connective between the 

 brain and all other parts of the body, and those connect- 

 ing the more distant parts must extend through the 



the result ? 92. Into what is ? Write table of . 93. Why are three members 

 in different letters ? 94. What indicates ? 95. How is divisible ? Describe Fig. 



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