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 1 3 | subject to frequent disorders, owing to the phlegm running down
 2 6 |    voices are rough and hoarse owing to the state of the air,
 3 8 |    saltish part is left behind owing to its thickness and weight,
 4 8 |    attracts the thinnest part, owing to its lightness, and he
 5 13|       I have treated of above, owing to the differences of the
 6 14|      custom no longer prevails owing to their intercourse with
 7 15|   feeble and imperfect growth, owing to the redundance of water,
 8 16|        is feeble, and further, owing to their laws; for monarchy
 9 18|        for they have no horns, owing to the cold. In these wagons
10 19|     and in such a climate; but owing to their fat, and the absence
11 20|    javelin from their shoulder owing to their humidity and atony:
12 21|        desires are not strong, owing to the laxity of his constitution,
13 21|    than they prove with child, owing to their active course of
14 22|     defluxions in their joints owing to their legs always hanging
15 22|       most noble and powerful, owing to their riding on horseback;
16 23|       as to stature and shape, owing to the changes of the seasons,
17 23|    than the Asiatics, and also owing to their institutions, because