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Page 516 - The most minute fibre we are able to trace seems to be somewhat plaited ; these plaits, disappearing when the fibre is put upon the stretch, seem evidently to be the effect of contraction, and have probably induced some writers to assert, that the muscular fibre is twisted or spiral. A fibre is essentially composed ofjibrine and ozmazome, receives a great deal of blood, and, at least, one nervous filament.