Pictures imbedded in email

I received a email with several picture's embedded. I want to show it to someone with no computer so I downloaded the mail to my phone (Lumia 1520) but when opening the email the picture's are not there, just a square blank box. Before opening the mail it shows a attached file but does not show in the opened mail. How do I get those picture's to display?
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Thank you Dan! I understand all that. What I don't get is that when I send an email to someone, the only way I can figure to put a picture in the email is by either dragging it onto the body of the email where I want to place it (which makes it an attachment) or I can use the Attach File from the File menu or the Attach button at the top of my composing window.
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