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 1 1|          for that, again, one of presentation. For wheneverthe juice which
 2 1|   anasarca clearly distinguishes presentation from adhesion. For,of course,
 3 1| conveyedto the part does undergo presentation, it is still too watery,
 4 1|        is undergoing adhesion or presentation) is not, strictly speaking,
 5 2|        must be a large amount of presentation in order to feed them up,
 6 2|         part. And how could much presentation take place if it were not
 7 2|       which are thin and narrow, presentation takes place from the adjacent
 8 3|    adhesion, and this, again, by presentation, the latter stage being,
 9 3|          before this again comes presentation. Thus as in the case of
10 3|         of the parts, the end of presentation is the filling of this part
11 3|       parts of the body, as also presentation. Now, if the animal takes