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1   I,  6 | will afterwards be rendered plain.~In the first place we must
2   I,  17| this fact is rendered quite plain in one of the cavities.
3  II,  1 |      and this last point is plain in an especial degree in
4  IV,  10|     crustaceans also. It is plain also that insects sleep;
5   v,  17|     solid lump, as is quite plain from outside. And out of
6   v,  30|     not found at all in the plain country, but is found in
7  VI,  3 |      and about this time is plain to be seen the membrane
8  VI,  13|     this circumstance it is plain that the assertion is untenable
9 VII,  3 | ants; and all the limbs are plain to see, including the penis,