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 1 1|          same time itsparticular form. And two other kinds of
 2 1| preservescompletely its previous form. ~ ~Such then is growth,
 3 1|      each part of the bodyin the form of nutriment is being worked
 4 1|        thus regains its previous form, and turns from vapour into
 5 1|   argumentbeside his in the same form. Now, there appears to be
 6 2|          into the kidneys in the form of vapour, and we certainly
 7 2|          clothed externally in a form and artificial shape. But
 8 2|          long as the appropriate form for the sake of which it
 9 2|      completed in respect to its form, whereas the process by
10 2|       still becoming attains its form is termed not growth but
11 3|         contiguous parts - which form as it were a girdle round
12 3|  obviously changes it into a new form, but certainly does not