The emotions may cause an inhibition of the digestive secretions and of intestinal peristalsis. This means that the digestive processes are arrested, that putrefaction and autointoxication will result, and that still further strain will thus be put upon the organs of elimination. Who has not observed in himself and in others when under the influence of fear, anger, jealousy, or grief that the digestive processes and general well-being are rapidly and materially altered; while as tranquillity, peace, and happiness return the physical state improves accordingly?英文原著 · 《The Origin and Nature of Emotions》
[1] Baas, History of Medicine, p. [2] Based on Thomas H. Huxley's Presidential Address to the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1870. [3] Essays on Digestion, by James Carson. London, 1834, p. [4] Ibid., p. [5] John Hunter, On the Digestion of the Stomach after Death, first edition, pp. 183-188.英文原著 · 《A History of Science-4》
I will begin with murder. Murder is defined by Sir James Stephen, in his Digest of Criminal Law, /1/ as unlawful homicide with malice aforethought. In his earlier work, /2/ he explained that malice meant wickedness, and that the law had determined what states of mind were wicked in the necessary degree. Without the same preliminary he continues in his Digest as follows :--英文原著 · 《The Common Law》
As for Rotifers and Tardigrades being spontaneously generated, my mind can no more digest such statements, whether true or false, than my stomach can digest a lump of lead. Bastian is always comparing Archebiosis, as well as growth, to crystallisation; but, on this view, a Rotifer or Tardigrade is adapted to its humble conditions of life by a happy accident, and this I cannot believe...He must have worked with very impure materials in some cases, as plenty of organisms appeared in a saline solution not containing an atom of nitrogen.英文原著 · 《The Life and Letters-2》
Foster's "Century of American Diplomacy" (1901) ends with 1876. Fish in "American Diplomacy" (1915) gives a narrative from the beginning to the present time. Dunning's "The British Empire and the United States" (1914) is illuminating and interesting. Few countries possess so firm a basis for the understanding of their relations with the world as J. Moore has laid down in his "Digest of International Law," 8 vols. (1906), and his "History and Digest of International Arbitrations," 6 vols. (1898). Particular episodes and subjects have attracted much more the attention of students.英文原著 · 《The Path Of Empire》
Simply an affair of digestion, they tell you. Who is the fool that would dare compare a young gentleman who has well digested a bottle of champagne or two, and another young man who has poorly digested the lucubrations of, who shall we say? - the lucubrations of the economists? The economists? The economists! Fools who compete which can make the most violent statements! Those who read them and don't understand them go off like a bomb! Your health!英文原著 · 《The Secret of the Night》
I just eat, digest, and then an angel comes and takes it away in the night.美剧 · 《2 Broke Girls》
Genetically modifies corn so that cows can actually digest - without antibiotics and -- - It makes them shit better.美剧 · 《Billions》