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Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 6
Glammis Castle, in which is still shown the chamber in which Malcolm II. was a a inated in 1034. It was one of the castles of Macbeth, and gave him his hereditary title of Thane of Glammis, Gland, a term at first vaguely applied to any smooth, round viscus, but which is now limited to such of these as secrete —i. ee. separate. by a proce of cell growth, certain constituents of the blood which are afterward poured out from the gland by means of a duct. Lymphatic glands are bodies resem~ bling glands in form, but not po e ing ducts for secretion, so that their products must be conveyed to them by. lymphatic or sanguiferous ve els.
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