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1   I,  6 | substance; and the tessellated bits of this substance are, as
2   I,  11|     mouth that splits into two bits is called the "tonsils";
3   I,  11|     part that splits into many bits, the "gums". Both the tonsils
4  IV,  6 |        they break at once into bits, and cannot be taken off
5   v,  19|        as it were, little tiny bits of red weed, which at first
6 VII,  3 |      the membrane be pulled to bits the embryo is revealed,
7 VIII,  2|        other, it crunches into bits, but when it leaves the
8  IX,  37|      filaments taking them for bits of sea-weed, such as they