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 1 1|    it was only because the example was drawn from thesubject-matter
 2 1|   of these faculties - for example,blood, flesh, or nerve.
 3 1|  an effect of Nature - for example, digestion,absorption, blood-production;
 4 1| the blending of these, for example, the bone-producing, nerve-producing,
 5 1| the are the elements - for example, the coats of thestomach,
 6 1|  has its special use - for example, those ducts which extend
 7 1|  the filters. Further, the example of milk being made intocheese
 8 1|  plausiblecause, such, for example, as the of nutriment by
 9 1|   largerviscera; thus, for example, that of the lung, if it
10 2|    and, secondly, that for example, beet contains a great deal
11 2|   the stomach. ~ Thus, for example, when a bubo develops following