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Wah-pn-jee-a, the Swan; a warrior; fine-looking fellow, with an European countenance.

During the same stage the pineal gland grows into a sack-like body, springing from the roof of the thalamencephalon, fig. 1b, pn.

At the dorsal side of the hemispheres is seen the pineal gland (pn).

No one could offer a word of comfort, and the pn seller and his wife could devise no means of consolation.

There was no gossip, no bazaar to go to; and even the pn was old and green, only fit for goats to eat.