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 1 1|      genesis, and the latter, assimilation.~ ~9. Now, since the three
 2 1|      action of thisfaculty is assimilation, and it is impossible for
 3 1|  shows the difference between assimilation and adhesion, in the same
 4 1|     the nutriment but no real assimilation.From this it is clear that
 5 1|    next adhesion, and finally assimilation proper.~ ~Strictly speaking,
 6 1|    necessarilybe a process of assimilation of that which is nourishing
 7 1|        however, say that this assimilation doesnot occur in reality,
 8 3|    occurs by an alteration or assimilation of that which nourishes
 9 3|     part which is adapted for assimilation, and that the faculty which
10 3|      has also been shown that assimilation is preceded by adhesion,
11 3| neither adhesion nor complete assimilation will take place in any of
12 3|      will be engaged in final assimilation of the juices which have
13 3|       when adhesion and final assimilation of that juice were already