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and the Skull of the Pig. clofed, and the Pig hath alittle after gone abot Ont 
And certain it is, thatan Eye upon Revenge, hath been thruft forth, fo aS 
hangeda pretty diftance by the Vifual Nerves’ and during that time,” 
‘hath been’ without any power of Sight; and yetafter (being replace 
covered Sight. Now the Spirits are chiefly inthe Head, and Cells 
Brain,» which inMen and Beafts are large; and therefore! when the H 
| off, they movelittle ornothing : But Birds have {mall Heads, and ther 
fore the Spirits are alittle mote difperfed i in the Sinews , whereby Motion ; 
| maineth in them alittle longer; infomuch, as itis extant in ftory, that’ 
| Emperorof Rome, to flew the certainty of his hand, did fhoota great Forked | 
_ Arrow at an Eftrich, as the ran {wiftly upon the Stage, and ftroke off het | 
| Head; and yet fhe continued the race a little way with her Head off. As} 
| for Worms, and Flies, and Eels, the Spirits are diffufed Bh te all over sand | 
| | therefore they move in their feveral pieces. Be ei 
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