VIVISECTION.

In vivisection the animal's eyes are bandaged, so that he does not even

know what is going on, but is free from pain, whilst all the springs of

action, with the one exception, remain in their normal state. This would

not be the case if the animal suffered from acute pain and terror during

the operation. The continued energy of the functions is thought

essential to the complete success of the operation, whether on the human

frame or in vivisection.

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