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 1 II |             use the services of his organism as a whole, the patient
 2 III|            as a whole, the physical organism of living beings, of plants,
 3 III|            be inserted in the whole organism. Outside the organism it
 4 III|         whole organism. Outside the organism it has not, by its very
 5 III|     absorbed by the totality of the organism to which it is attached. ~
 6 III|        moral community and in every organism of a purely moral character,
 7 III|      results as far as the physical organism is concerned? The master
 8 III|             master and user of this organism, which possesses a subsisting
 9 III|        several organs, of the human organism. But, by virtue of the principle
10 III| authorization when he acts upon the organism of the individual in the "