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 1 1|     to find a body whichwill remain entire and not be torn through
 2 1| their tongues,and who do not remain definitely attached either
 3 1|     at that the semen should remain longer inthese latter ducts,
 4 1|  vena cava there would still remain,solitary and abandoned,
 5 2|   deprived of blood it would remain inoperative and would not
 6 2|     the parts formed were to remain as small as when it first
 7 3|       so presented, does not remain in the part, but withdraws
 8 3|  food may be plainly seen to remain an abnormally long time
 9 3|   alone but even fluids will remain in their stomachs. Now,
10 3|     that it is liquids which remain longest in these people'
11 3|      just these fluids which remain undigested, which accumulate
12 3|      it that bread may often remain a whole night in the stomach
13 3|     the stomach is forced to remain without food during this