Book,  Paragraph

1   I,  15|           the feet.~The legs bend frontwards, in the direction of actual
2   I,  15|           actual progression, and frontwards also lies that part of the
3   I,  15|            all alike are situated frontwards; the sense of hearing, and
4  II,  1 | inclination inwards, and his legs frontwards. No animal bends both its
5  II,  1 |        legs have wings which bend frontwards.~The seal is a kind of imperfect
6  II,  17|    pointed end of the heart turns frontwards; only in fish it would at
7 III,  1 |       have their testicles placed frontwards, some have them inside,
8 III,  3 |          its pointed end directed frontwards, as has been observed) the
9   v,  6 |           backwards and the other frontwards during the operation. And