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 1 1|             altered may acquire its appropriate shape and position, its
 2 1| withstanding, inthe radish, what is appropriate and capable of being altered (
 3 1|             assimilative of what is appropriate, and, on the other, of what
 4 1|            one attractive ofwhat is appropriate, and another eliminative
 5 1|             that attracting what is appropriate,and that expelling what
 6 1|            has powers which attract appropriate and expel alien matter.
 7 1|          that she conserves what is appropriate and dischargeswhat is foreign. ~ ~
 8 2|          were attractive of what is appropriate, eliminative of what is
 9 2|             genesis] so long as the appropriate form for the sake of which
10 3|            in the stomach a quality appropriate to the animal which is about
11 3|          purgative drugs draw their appropriate humours from all over the
12 3|       filling of this part with its appropriate liquid. Since, therefore,
13 3|         attracting and of utilising appropriate qualities, as has already
14 3|             should draw some of its appropriate nutriment from the stomach. ~
15 3|           of these organs) that the appropriate matter is drawn. Of the