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 1 1|        faculties by which they attract their ownproper qualities. ~ ~
 2 1|        Nature has powers which attract appropriate and expel alien
 3 1| catharticdrugs which naturally attract their special qualities,
 4 1|        either the kidneys must attract the urine,or the veins must
 5 1|    from without,'for it cannot attract either from the stomach
 6 2|       the nerve, being simple, attract its nourishment, as do the
 7 2|        whose function it is to attract the urine, do this badly
 8 3|        inclination they should attract, and that when they feel
 9 3|        round their contents or attract them. ~ Curtailment of length,
10 3|      For everything appears to attract from and to go shares with
11 3|      long as these continue to attract what is adjacent. For this
12 3|       any point with the veins attract the thinnest and most vaporous
13 3|     diastole, that they always attract the lighter matter first,