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1   I,  11|       of odour. And the nostril admits of easy motion, and is not,
2 III,  5 |       is not easily broken, but admits of a considerable amount
3 III,  6 |       The blood of the antelope admits of a firmer consistency
4 III,  13|  qualities are different, as it admits neither of cleavage nor
5  IV,  6 |         hard to see, whereby it admits and discharges the sea-water;
6  IV,  6 |      and here it discharges and admits food and liquid matter,
7   v,  14|         animals where the voice admits of a continuous and prolonged
8  IX,  1 | character, is the sooner tamed, admits more readily of caressing,