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 1 V |  internal conformation of the organs, of the same matter with
 2 V |   machines exactly resembling organs and outward form an ape
 3 V |   which cause a change in its organs; for example, if touched
 4 V |      the disposition of their organs: for while reason is an
 5 V |      on every occasion, these organs, on the contrary, need a
 6 V |    any machine a diversity of organs sufficient to enable it
 7 V |  inability arise from want of organs: for we observe that magpies
 8 V |      brutes, destitute of the organs which others use in speaking,
 9 V |    they are endowed with many organs analogous to ours, they
10 V |      the disposition of their organs: thus it is seen, that a
11 VI| condition and relation of the organs of the body, that if any