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1   I,  1 |    close to the thighs.~Of the substances that are composed of parts
2  IV,  2 |    separate and distinct white substances, resembling in colour and
3  IV,  8 |     gnat settles only on acrid substances and not on sweet. The sense
4   v,  19|   takes eagerly to ill-scented substances, from the fact of its having
5   v,  19|    living animals are found in substances that are usually supposed
6   v,  32| greater numbers if the woollen substances are dusty; and they come
7  VI,  2 |      Cases have occurred where substances resembling the egg at a
8  VI,  17|      Further, if you touch the substances and rub them with your fingers,
9  VI,  22|       have other kidney-shaped substances round about its kidneys,