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Page 74
To this it might be said that the current of life and motion does not in the human body come from the head , but from the heart in the body , and that the head is rather dependent upon the body than the body on the head ; in fact ...
To this it might be said that the current of life and motion does not in the human body come from the head , but from the heart in the body , and that the head is rather dependent upon the body than the body on the head ; in fact ...
Page 405
As the heart , the stomach and the lungs are vital and essential parts of the body , so are the processes of agriculture , manufacture and transportation vital and essential to the social organization .
As the heart , the stomach and the lungs are vital and essential parts of the body , so are the processes of agriculture , manufacture and transportation vital and essential to the social organization .
Page 407
To revert to the simile with which this article began , if the equilibrium of the functions of the body be disturbed , if over - nutrition of one organ lead to the impoverishment of another , if the unduly accelerated functions of one ...
To revert to the simile with which this article began , if the equilibrium of the functions of the body be disturbed , if over - nutrition of one organ lead to the impoverishment of another , if the unduly accelerated functions of one ...
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