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 1 II|        their removal; in the same manner that highways which wind
 2 II|     rigidly administered; in like manner, instead of the great number
 3 IV|        moved or transposed in all manner of ways (for all this the
 4 IV| infrequently deceived in the same manner when awake; as when persons
 5 V |           nature by God in such a manner, and of which he has impressed
 6 V |         to represent it in such a manner that to my mind there can
 7 V |    pertains to its nature, -- the manner of its production and support,
 8 V |           had been created in the manner I described; for it is much
 9 V |         are beheld coming in this manner gradually into existence,
10 V |        treat of these in the same manner as of the rest, that is
11 V |         what elements and in what manner nature must produce them,
12 V |         this body in a particular manner which I described. ~But,
13 V |      which correspond in the same manner two canals in size equal
14 V |       they are disposed in such a manner as by no means to prevent
15 V |        vein, which, arranged in a manner exactly the opposite of
16 V |         this cavity; and, in like manner, two others at the mouth
17 V |       course of the veins, in the manner of small valves, as not
18 V |          different ways, and in a manner as suited, whether to the
19 V |          signs arranged in such a manner as is competent to us in