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 1 1|            others; it is impossible to find a body whichwill remain
 2 1|                 being utterlyunable to find anything to say regarding
 3 1|             towards obvious facts, but find fault withhis views as to
 4 1|            place to attraction, Icould find none which even approached
 5 1|             the very hot sun, you will find the dailyloss to be very
 6 1|           objections,and he could only find one idea which held good
 7 1|                act of thieving, cannot find any excuse; the moremodest
 8 1|              try any shift in order to find some plausible explanationwhich
 9 2|               state them all, I should find myself inadvertently writing
10 2|               into the matter one will find that even Erasistratus'
11 2|               in practical medicine to find out whether fluid of this
12 2| disproportionate heat. So we naturally find yellow bile appearing in
13 2|          undergone combustion, one may find the physicians employing
14 3|          because in this manner we may find out at once what is common
15 3|                this yourself, you will find the food still in the stomach.
16 3|              still even then you would find dissection not without its
17 3|                it is never possible to find a vacant space in the uterus,
18 3|                This however, we do not find. For the bladder is sometimes
19 3|               while at other times you find in it various intermediate
20 3|                else very little. For I find that a great many things
21 3|                or bile. ~ Now, when we find that the uterus, the stomach
22 3|                 it will be possible to find there also abundant proofs
23 3|            once be weakened and should find that the liquid previously
24 3|             into itself - and you will find nothing strange in the fact