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1 II| whole day in seclusion, with full opportunity to occupy my
2 II|    that there results an art full of confusion and obscurity
3 V |    when its cavities are not full of blood, into these the
4 V | these two vessels are always full of blood, and their orifices,
5 V | vessels from which they come full of blood, are immediately
6 V |   arteries do not become too full, since all the blood which
7 VI|     manners, every one is so full of his own wisdom, that