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1  II,  11|      tail is exceedingly long, terminates in a sharp point, and is
2 III,  2 |       one of the two, where it terminates, there branch off a number
3 III,  3 |      arm, while the rest of it terminates at the hand and fingers. (
4 III,  4 |     separate off, of which one terminates in the diaphragm or so-called
5  IV,  2 | straight line to the tail, and terminates where the animal discharges
6  IV,  2 |      her spawn; in the crab it terminates where the flap is situated,
7  IV,  3 |      delicate gut; and the gut terminates outwards, at the operculum,
8  IV,  4 |   towards the fleshy part, and terminates by the side of the head,
9  VI,  17|       the time for parturition terminates on the appearance of grubs