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1   I,  16|                 in man the organ is not split into many parts, as is the
2  II,  17|                 also, by the way, has a split tongue.~The stomach of the
3 III,  2 |              veins that run to the legs split at the juncture of the legs
4 III,  3 |             undivided vessel. But there split off from it two parts; one
5  IV,  7 |           continuous, and devoid of any split; and by the aid of this
6   v,  17|               each gristly formation is split into several parts. This
7  VI,  13|             diaphysis, the sides of the split grow together again.~Development
8  VI,  29| assassinated-all the hinds have the ear split, so that, if they stray
9  IX,  9 |           pecking; at the third peck it split the shell of the fruit,