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Vital functions

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(Physiol.) those functions or actions of the body on which life is directly dependent, as the circulation of the blood, digestion, etc.

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One Eye Kanty, owing to his early trade, held the always important post of chief armorer, while Peter the Hermit, the last of the five cut-throats whom Norman of Torn had bested that day, six years before, in the hut of Father Claude, had become majordomo of the great castle of Torn, which post included also the vital functions of quartermaster and commissary.
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