Object Lessons on the Human Body - A Transcript of Lessons Given in the Primary Department of School No. 49, New York City by Sarah F. Buckelew;Margaret W. Lewis
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What happens if the enamel is cracked?--"The teeth decay." Then what must you do to preserve your teeth?--"I must try to keep the enamel from being cracked or injured in any way." * * * * * PART V. FORMULA FOR DESCRIPTION OF THE BONES. 1. My skull is formed of several bones united, like two saws with their toothed edges hooked into each other. 2. My spine extends from the base of the skull behind, down the middle of my back. It is composed of twenty-four short bones, piled one upon the other, with cartilage between them. These bones are fastened together, forming an upright and flexible column, which makes me erect and graceful. 3. My ribs are curved, strong, and light; there are twenty-four of them, twelve on each side; they are fastened at the back to my spine, in front to my breastbone, forming a hollow place for my heart, lungs, and stomach. 4. My shoulder blades are flat, thin, and like a triangle in shape; they are for my arms to rest upon. |
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