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 1   I,  5  |     air-passage going through its back, the whale with the air-passage
 2   I,  5  |       four fins, two above on the back, two below on the belly,
 3   I,  12 |       part is the larynx land the back part the ur The front part,
 4   I,  12 |        the chine. The part to the back of the neck is the epomis,
 5   I,  12 |       there is a front part and a back part. Next after the neck
 6   I,  14 |          the chest is termed the "back".~
 7   I,  15 |                   15~Parts of the back are a pair of "shoulderblades",
 8   I,  15 |         lower part, a front and a back part, a right and a left
 9   I,  15 |        weaker of the two; but the back parts do not resemble the
10   I,  15 |            wrist". The outside or back of the hand is sinewy, and
11   I,  15 |          ball"; the upper part or back of the foot is sinewy and
12   I,  15 |         and down, or to front and back, or to right and left, all
13   I,  15 |        and then the chest and the back: the one in front and the
14   I,  15 |          but the heel lies at the back, and the anklebones lie
15   I,  16 |         Behind this, right at the back, comes what is termed the "
16   I,  16 |        may both feel and see.~The back of the head is with all
17  II,  1  |     articles to the driver on its back; with this organ it can
18  II,  1  |          hair-coated animals, the back is hairier than the belly,
19  II,  1  |         horns lying more over the back. The horns of the hippelaphus
20  II,  1  |         so-called "hump" on their back. The Bactrian camel differs
21  II,  1  |         the following way: at the back there is a slight cleft
22  II,  1  |         heat, she draws the organ back and exposes it externally,
23  II,  1  |        are usually sharp, and the back ones blunt. The seal is
24  II,  6  |           small, and situated far back in the mouth, so that it
25  II,  8  |   powerful.~Apes are hairy on the back in keeping with their quadrupedal
26  II,  8  |           on the belly and on the back. Its face resembles that
27  II,  10 |  furnished with a head, a neck, a back, upper and under parts,
28  II,  12 |           cases a head, a neck, a back, a belly, and what is analogous
29  II,  12 | finger-breadths, and then draw it back again. Moreover, it can
30  II,  13 |            the fish has a head, a back, a belly, in the neighbourhood
31  II,  17 |      resembles the saurian in its back and belly; only, by the
32  II,  17 |        fact that the tongue draws back into a sheath and does not
33 III,  1  |    testicles are tightly fastened back, as in the pig and its allies,
34 III,  1  |      alluded to-a duct that bends back again at the end of the
35 III,  1  |        penis. The duct that bends back again and that which is
36 III,  1  |            in the ducts that bend back towards the tube of the
37 III,  1  |      marked MM; the ducts turning back, in which is the white fluid,
38 III,  2  |       across the loins, along the back, past the lung, in under
39 III,  2  |        goes down the thigh at the back of it, and can be discerned
40 III,  3  |        The first extends from the back of the head, through the
41 III,  3  |        surgeons, for pains in the back and loin, bleed in the ham
42 III,  3  |           the backbone, stretches back again along the backbone;
43 III,  3  |          round),~Transpierc’d his back with a dishonest wound;~
44 III,  3  |         veins, of which one bends back and descends through the
45 III,  11 |       sooner than the hair at the back; and the hair on the pubes
46 III,  11 |         man ever gets bald at the back of his head. Smoothness
47  IV,  1  |     either on the belly or on the back, or on both belly and back,
48  IV,  1  |        back, or on both belly and back, and have no one part distinctly
49  IV,  1  |       flesh. Next after or at the back of the mouth comes a long
50  IV,  1  |       from the stomach there goes back again, in the direction
51  IV,  1  |           are within, towards the back of the body; those parts
52  IV,  1  |      marked in the sepia; for the back of the trunk, which is blacker
53  IV,  1  |       female, and in the male the back is striped, and the rump
54  IV,  2  |          crawfish has, but on the back they resemble the crawfish. (
55  IV,  3  |       part, immediately under the back, and standing a long way
56  IV,  4  |          the rock, when they turn back their operculum, for this
57  IV,  5  |   excretion is above, near to the back of the shell. The urchin
58  IV,  6  |        the heat they tend to slip back into the crevices of the
59  IV,  7  |      creatures embraces chest and back. In the majority of insects
60  IV,  7  |          belly different from the back; as, in fact, is the case
61   v,  2  |         the male mounts on to the back of the female and covers
62   v,  2  |           the male pressed to the back of the female. Hedgehogs
63   v,  5  |         upon the female, belly to back. But the rhina or angel-fish,
64   v,  12 |     mottled and more black on the back than the female.~The octopus
65   v,  14 |          on the belly than on the back), but still, in some animals
66   v,  19 |           that he mounts upon her back, and how he performs the
67   v,  30 |       finger to a cicada and bend back the tip of it and then extend
68  VI,  2  |       have the faculty of holding back the egg at the very moment
69  VI,  2  |          lay she can keep the egg back in abeyance. A singular
70  VI,  12 |           size and broader in the back; its colour is leaden-black.
71  VI,  18 |          bites her and drives her back. The bull in breeding time
72  VI,  25 |        quadrupeds. If, when drawn back from the jaw, the skin at
73  VI,  25 |        jaw, the skin at once goes back to its place, the animal
74  VI,  30 |        with the male mounting the back of the female, but with
75 VII,  10 |        have been known to squeeze back the blood into the child’
76 VII,  10 |         before was bloodless came back to life again.~It is the
77 VII,  12 |       spasms begin in the child’s back.~
78 VIII,  3 |         varieties are blue on the back. There is also the trochilus (
79 VIII,  5 |          the bull it falls on its back in front of the animal,
80 VIII,  19|    bulwarks of a vessel and falls back on the deck. The tunny delights
81 VIII,  24|         forward as almost to fall back on its haunches; if it goes
82 VIII,  24|           symptoms are a throwing back of the ears followed by
83 VIII,  30|        and in summer-time changes back from whitish to black, the
84  IX,  1  |       when the driver is on their back they are all tractable,
85  IX,  3  |          longer face to face, but back to back.~
86  IX,  3  |         face to face, but back to back.~
87  IX,  6  |       plucked up some marjoram go back to partake of its prey;
88  IX,  7  |         they do not lean the head back when they are in the act
89  IX,  8  |          nest and calls the young back. The partridge lays not
90  IX,  32 |         day, it at times may come back to the nest with nothing.
91  IX,  34 |          to do so, and twists him back in the sun’s direction;
92  IX,  37 |        early summer they all swim back again. In the lagoon no
93  IX,  37 |         pigment and then retreats back into it; it also hunts with
94  IX,  39 |         the centre, and then goes back to its entangled prey as
95  IX,  40 |           go astray, it will turn back upon its route and by the
96  IX,  40 |           flower until it has got back to the hive; on reaching
97  IX,  40 |         search of food and return back to the swarm. In hives that
98  IX,  50 |       turn the animal over on its back, cut a little off the scrotum
99  IX,  50 |          the testicles, then push back the roots of them as far