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in each Difle£tion , and immediatly a Tranfparent 
quor jlo wed out of the Orifice. 
2. 
KDogy which had neither eaten, nor drank, in three 
daies, was lufFered to lapp a quart of common waterm- 
an hour after which, he was opened; the Z^s^S^^se/j- (hew- 
ed themfelves in a great number ( perhaps above 60y ] 
all limpid, from the liquor contain d in them, as in the 
former Experiments : part of the water was fuppos'd to be 
ftillin the Jiomach aadfmall Guts j for the quantity of 
water feen there, was far greater, then that in the pri- 
mce vi(e of eitiier of the Dogs kill'd fatting. 
This Experiment was repeated with very little altera^ 
tion in the trial, and the lame luccefs as before. 
?• 
Another Dfi'g-, after three daies failing, hadapeiceof 
fat Meat given him i an hour , and half after which, he 
iapt ( about) a Quart of common Water, and half an. 
hour after this, was open'd : I firft tied the DuBus Tho" 
racicm ■ then examin d the LaBeals ; which I law in as 
plentiful a number, and as full as ( perhaps ) they were 
-ever feen in this Species of Animals', eight, or ten, of 
them atthefirit opening of the Dog, appear d perfedly 
white ; very many of a faint diluted white ; but moft 
of them were Pellucid ; efpecially at the latter end of 
the Difledion; by which time, leveral , which at firft 
were either ofa lively, or of a fading White, were now 
grown tianiparent: that I might fatisfy my felf as to 
this difference in the colour of thefe veflels, I opened 
the intejiinum Jejunum, 2.nA lleon^ in feveral places ; and 
found die water was got as far as the Ccecum-, and had 
carried down diverie little parcels of the meat with its 
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