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 1 1| theseapparent alterations are brought about by separation and
 2 2|     she left nothing undone), brought it forward to the light
 3 2|      these philosophers never brought forward false or inconclusive
 4 2|       kind of dropsy which is brought about by an excessive chilling
 5 2|   life if we would have honey brought to the nature of blood.
 6 3|   whilst to have been finally brought up and presented to the
 7 3|   object for which the uterus brought its retentive faculty into
 8 3|   phlegm; and secondly, it is brought into contact with the actual
 9 3|    coats of the stomach being brought into action, the inner one
10 3|       but actual nutriment is brought down from the outer surface