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 1 1|     and the like, require a great deal of alteration, in order
 2 1|   not one singlepart, but a great many parts, and these widely
 3 1|   other hand, clears away a great quantityof bile, and the
 4 1|  luxuriously, you will with great difficulty evacuate a verysmall
 5 1|   you ventureto say that so great a weight of iron can be
 6 1|  for some reason replied at great lengthto certain other foolish
 7 2|    to be overwhelmed with a great quantity of blood, it would
 8 2|  those that spring from the great artery [aorta]! And to judge
 9 2|  have heard from others how great an authority he was on "
10 2|    various parts, namely, a great many of these primary, invisible,
11 2|    emaciated and who need a great restoration of nutrition,
12 2|   in one way only, but in a great many different respects (
13 2|     agreeing with all these great men, nor for imagining that
14 2|  animal, and that it causes great pain if it be not evacuated.
15 2|    example, beet contains a great deal of bile, and bread
16 2|     alimentary canal, is of great service in digestion; there
17 2| subject has been treated at great length by Aristotle and
18 2|  pretended to despise these great men - he who does not despise
19 3|    of division. There are a great many people who frequently
20 3|     thus, while producing a great and appreciable effect,
21 3|    them in any case it does great damage. Now, the masticated
22 3|    burning hearths around a great cauldron - to the right
23 3|   appear to me to lack to a great extent the power of the
24 3|   little. For I find that a great many things which have been