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 1 1|   happensin all cases, he would, I imagine, lack support, not merely
 2 1|           to the third.Now, if you imagine a small lodestone hanging
 3 1| attractedby anything else, will, I imagine, be here proved more ignorant
 4 1|       merely statewhat happens and imagine they have thereby assigned
 5 2|           as food. It will then, I imagine, draw to itself a second
 6 2|           I am now about to say. ~ Imagine the heart to be, at the
 7 2|         things alone. Possibly you imagine that a house grows when
 8 2|             and we are required to imagine the nutriment introduced,
 9 2|         well. How, then, are we to imagine it introduced? For this
10 2|           to the senses), would, I imagine, condemn in no measured
11 2|          in any other way? For, to imagine that dropsy is never caused
12 2|      understood from a comparison. Imagine, then, some new wine which
13 2|      agency of its contained heat. Imagine next two residual substances
14 3|          this is not, as one would imagine, that the lower outlet of
15 3|       intestines and stomach. ~ To imagine that matter of different
16 3|           of the intestines. ~ Now imagine the whole economy of nutrition
17 3|           During this period, also imagine that what was presented
18 3|            is just as if you might imagine a number of animals helping