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 1 1|        shaping. That is to say, in order that bone, nerve,veins,
 2 1|      altering the nutriment.For in order that the yellow may become
 3 1|     alteration is required, but in order that the whitemay become
 4 1| originalnewly-formed flesh; but in order that blood may turn into
 5 1|       great deal of alteration, in order tobecome blood. ~ ~This,
 6 1|        Stillmore, remember how, in order that the second piece of
 7 1|          objection to our view, in order thateither you may convince
 8 1|       anything or try any shift in order to find some plausible explanationwhich
 9 2|            heart). If, however, in order to explain how plethora
10 2|            a nature. Therefore, in order that it may not perish,
11 2|           primarily, therefore, in order that any one of the things
12 2|           with the Peripatetics in order to furnish his Nature-lore
13 2|          amount of presentation in order to feed them up, he argues
14 2|          when the spleen is out of order is darker in colour, and
15 2|         badly when they are out or order, so also the spleen, which
16 3|       activity; it is attracted in order that it may be presented.
17 3|       retaining the embryo, but in order that the latter may arrive
18 3|         sake of attracting, but in order to benefit by what is acquired
19 3|         has been so constituted in order that it may contract upon
20 3|         urge and strain himself in order to learn thoroughly all