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1 1|  certain facultieswhich she possesses - these being, on the one
2 1| that everything whichexists possesses a faculty by which it attracts
3 3|    fact is that the stomach possesses two coats, which certainly
4 3|     way of the other organs possesses both faculties - that of
5 3|      and the veins), it yet possesses both kinds of fibres, the
6 3|     here because this organ possesses most sensibility, and among
7 3|  whence it is clear that it possesses fewer nerves than do the
8 3|  reason that the whole body possesses a power of attracting and