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 1 1|        it is the cause of what results fromit, and of nothing else -
 2 1|         which, as wehave said, results from alteration together
 3 1|    agglutinative quality which results from the operationof innate
 4 2| nutrition as well; that growth results from extension in all directions,
 5 2|      the occurrence of dropsy, results from a failure of blood-production,
 6 2|        blood through the veins results from the contiguity of the
 7 3|       his throat; this symptom results from the passage of matter
 8 3|      to vomit, for deglutition results the coats of the stomach
 9 3|  however, not clear whether it results from the food being attracted
10 3|        that the traction which results from evacuation acts primarily