The word or syllable (An) thrusteth itself out from the heart, and presseth forth at the mouth, and has an after-pressure [or murmuring sound]; but when it is spoken forth, then it closeth itself up in the nidst or centre of its seat with the upper gums [palate], and is half without and half within.

It is seized by the out-breath (apana) as an over-apprehend er, for by the out-breath one smells an odoi. & Speech, verily, is an apprehender. It is s...