...nature of the breathing. That it is, in fact, an acquired deformity strictly analogous to pigeon-breast. 3. That there is no proof that any congenital malformation...crow in a very similar manner when they are coming out of chloroform. 5. That the sounds are not produced in the pharynx. This is proved by the high-pitched...

...normal infantile type, and is mainly if not entirely the result of a constantly recurring sucking-in of the upper aperture of the soft larynx, which is...acquired deformity strictly analogous to pigeon breast. That there is no proof that any congenital malformation of the upper laryngeal aperture exists in these...

...recurring sucking-in of the upper aperture of the soft larynx, which is induced by the ill-co-ordinated and spasmodic nature of the breathing. That it is,...proof that any congenital malformation of the upper ! uy n .'iii aperture exists in these cases. 4. That the supposition of a congenital deformity is not...

...of the soft larynx, which is induced by the ill-co-ordinated and spasmodic nature of the brc.ithing. That it is, in fact, an acquired deformity strictly...proof that any congenital malformation of the upper larynpeal aperture exists in these cases. 4. That the supposition of a congenital deformity is not...

...recurring sucking in of the upper aperture of the soft larynx, which is induced by the ill-coordinated and spasmodic nature of the breathing. That it is,...deformity strictly analogous to pigeon breast. 3. There is no proof that any congenital malformation of the upper laryngeal aperture exists in these...

...recurring sucking in of the upper aperture of the soft larynx, which is induced by the ill-coordinated and spasmodic nature of the breathing ; that it is,...fact, an acquired deformity strictly analogous to pigeon-breast. 3. That there is no proof that any congenital malformation of the upper laryngeal aperture...

...nature of the breathing. That it is, in fact, an acquired deformity strictly analogous to pigeon-breast. 3. That there is no proof that any congenital malformation...crow in a very similar manner when they are coming out of chloroform. 5. That the sounds are not produced in the pharnyx. This is proved by the high-pitched...

...the upper aperture of the soft larynx, induced by the ill co-ordinated and spasmodic breathing. (3) There is no proof that any congenital malformation...the upper laryngeal aperture exists in these cases, nor is such a supposition essential, since normal babies crow in a very similar manner when coming...