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1 1|        they not pass through the peritoneum and thediaphragm, thus filling
2 1|         bladder springs from the peritoneum and is essentially the same
3 1|        situation of the bladder, peritoneum, and thorax? For surely,
4 1|      space between these and the peritoneum that they will collect and
5 1|          traverse not merely the peritoneum but also the epigastrium,
6 1|   between the intestines and the peritoneum full ofurine, as if the
7 3| countless occasions, divided the peritoneum of a still living animal