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 1   I,  6 |         kind of tessellated hard substance; and the tessellated bits
 2   I,  6 |         tessellated bits of this substance are, as it were, similar
 3   I,  6 |       with the tessellated horny substance. Serpents in general are
 4   I,  16|        is composed of flesh-like substance, and is elastic both lengthways
 5   I,  17|           It has also less fatty substance than the left-hand one and
 6   I,  17|   kidneys lose themselves in the substance of the kidneys themselves;
 7  II,  12|        as not to allow any solid substance to get down into the lung.~
 8 III,  4 | ramifications penetrate into its substance. From the aorta run two
 9 III,  6 |       into a stiff or jelly-like substance, like the blood of ordinary
10 III,  8 |         backbone, a gristle-like substance analogous to bone, and in
11 III,  8 |         and in this gristle-like substance there is a liquid resembling
12 III,  16|        skin and the bone, or the substance analogous to bone; for just
13 III,  16|       bone, so is the flesh-like substance of animals that are constructed
14 III,  19|        destitute of blood.~A fat substance is incorruptible, but blood
15 III,  20|          whey", and a consistent substance called curd (or cheese);
16  IV,  1 |        blood, has its flesh-like substance outside, and any hard structure
17  IV,  1 |          their soft or fleshlike substance inside, and the hard substance
18  IV,  1 |   substance inside, and the hard substance belonging to them has to
19  IV,  1 |     animals that have their hard substance outside and their flesh-like
20  IV,  1 |     outside and their flesh-like substance within, and their hard substance
21  IV,  1 | substance within, and their hard substance can be shattered but not
22  IV,  1 |        is hard and flat, being a substance intermediate between bone
23  IV,  1 |   interior, but it has a gristly substance round the head, which, if
24  IV,  1 |         of large size; the fluid substance within is all uniform in
25  IV,  2 |    between the teeth is a fleshy substance, shaped like a tongue. After
26  IV,  4 |    outside, and there is no hard substance in the interior. As compared
27  IV,  4 |         the bivalves, the fleshy substance adheres to the shell so
28  IV,  5 |          of these teeth a fleshy substance serving the office of a
29  IV,  6 |        shell, and the shell is a substance intermediate between hide
30  IV,  6 |      round inside the shell-like substance, and within this membrane
31  IV,  6 |       membrane is the flesh-like substance of the ascidian, not resembling
32  IV,  6 |         in all ascidia. And this substance is attached in two places
33  IV,  6 |        to side, where the fleshy substance stretches towards the passages
34  IV,  7 |          is it like the internal substance of shell-covered animals,
35  IV,  11|      furnished in some analogous substance. And the female is more
36   v,  15|      so-called "honeycomb". This substance resembles the comb, only
37   v,  15|         and decaying matter. The substance, is, in fact, an excretion
38   v,  18|          inside out of the white substance, and when the egg bursts
39   v,  18|      hail-stone; and out of this substance the young sepia grows by
40   v,  18|      young sepia grows the white substance grows less and less in size,
41   v,  18|         case of birds, the white substance in the case of the young
42   v,  22|       reddish in colour, and its substance is about as consistent as
43   v,  32|         and dries up the woollen substance. This grub is found also
44  VI,  2 |    subject to differentiation of substance, and the yolk gathers together
45  VI,  3 |    convoluted course (as the egg substance goes on growing, towards
46  VI,  3 |   sunlight, but there is no hard substance whatsoever. Such is the
47  VI,  3 |       amount, glutinous, firm in substance, and sallow in colour.~The
48  VI,  3 |        into the enveloping white substance. (A membrane with a liquid
49  VI,  3 |          and there comes a white substance inside). By and by the yolk,
50  VI,  13|          a crumbling or granular substance. This appearance is due
51  VI,  13|         the Euxine is "purged" a substance called phycus is carried
52  VI,  13|         the Hellespont, and this substance is of a pale yellow colour.
53  VI,  13|          localities feed on this substance, and some of the inhabitants
54  VI,  15|      from which circumstance the substance derives its specific name.
55  VI,  18|         they discharge a certain substance "hippomanes", the title
56  VI,  18|          of the male. It is this substance that some call hippomanes,
57  VI,  20|  delivery of the whelps, and the substance of it is thick and mucous. (
58  VI,  22|       drugs and simples hold the substance in high request and include
59  VI,  29|       after parturition, and the substance is phlegm-like.~The hind
60 VII,  2 |      being converted into bodily substance; and by the way, in such
61 VII,  2 |        into hair and into bodily substance (for man alone among them
62 VII,  3 |         consisted of a fleshlike substance without distinction of parts.~
63 VIII,  1|       indistinctly. Further, the substance of some of these intermediate
64 VIII,  1|      food depends chiefly on the substance of which they are severally
65 VIII,  1|        in all cases will be this substance. And whatsoever is in conformity
66 VIII,  2|        it, and feeds on a mucous substance exuding from itself, and
67 VIII,  5|     irregular intervals, and the substance of it is hard and dry like
68  IX,  3 |      extremity-the beard is of a substance resembling hair-all the
69  IX,  5 |          to the ground: now this substance is supposed to have medicinal
70  IX,  37|        squeezed, it keeps losing substance and at last disappears.
71  IX,  37|       web-growth, resembling the substance between the toes of web-footed
72  IX,  37|       that with these latter the substance is thick, while with the
73  IX,  40|         smeared with mitys; this substance is a deep black, and is
74  IX,  40|     cannot well tell what is the substance they gather, nor the exact
75  IX,  41|     elm-trees, while gathering a substance sticky and gumlike. A large