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First Book in Physiology and Hygiene

CHAPTER VII
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It is this fluid which moistens the mouth at all times.

When we eat or taste something which we like, the salivary glands make so much saliva that we sometimes say the mouth waters.

One pair of the salivary glands is at the back part of the lower jaw, in front of the ears.

The other two pairs of glands are placed at the under side of the mouth.

The saliva produced by the salivary glands is sent into the mouth through little tubes called _ducts_.
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