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 1 1|       intestines, it is in the space between these and the peritoneum
 2 2|      either a completely empty space will result, or the contiguous
 3 2|      will be an entirely empty space, or the contiguous portion
 4 2|      either a completely empty space will be left, or the contiguous
 5 2|       of vessels, and a common space into which the veins from
 6 2|       is, as it were, a common space for all three vessels, which
 7 2|      since an absolutely empty space cannot result, and the veins
 8 2|   never be in it a perceptible space entirely empty. And an emptied
 9 2| entirely empty. And an emptied space which merely existed in
10 2| physicians will leave no empty space in it; otherwise it would
11 2|       one, taking up the whole space of that which previously
12 2|        cannot be a perceptible space which is entirely empty";
13 3|       does not leave any empty space. When it is weak, however,
14 3|       certain amount of vacant space, and amount of vacant space,
15 3|    space, and amount of vacant space, and allows the liquid contents
16 3|      possible to find a vacant space in the uterus, the stomach,