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 1 1|    all directions so that it remains unruptured and preservescompletely
 2 2|  into wax: for each of these remains as it was at the commencement,
 3 2|  material (for every faculty remains inoperative in the absence
 4 2|    shall now proceed to what remains of the subject in hand. ~
 5 2|     hand. ~ What else, then, remains but to explain clearly what
 6 3|      the eliminative faculty remains quiescent as though it did
 7 3| between the teeth, and which remains there all night; the bread
 8 3|    or the time that the food remains in it, or some kind of innate
 9 3|   traction, the whole length remains equal in such cases. ~ And
10 3|   first period the nutriment remains in the stomach and is digested