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 1   I,  11 |      inhalation and exhalation go right on from the nose towards
 2   I,  15 |          front and a back part, a right and a left side. Now the
 3   I,  15 |          and a left side. Now the right and the left side are pretty
 4   I,  15 |           by one or two extending right across, in the case of the
 5   I,  15 |          to front and back, or to right and left, all this as regards
 6   I,  15 |             in front", "behind", "right" and "left", are used in
 7   I,  15 |          The arms are situated to right and left, and bend inwards:
 8   I,  16 |           bilateral. Behind this, right at the back, comes what
 9   I,  17 |        passages conveys it to the right cavity, and the other to
10   I,  17 |          from the great vein goes right through the liver, at a
11   I,  17 |     provided with this organ, the right kidney is situated higher
12   I,  17 |           sinewy vein, stretching right along the spine through
13  II,  1  |        distinct from those on the right than man.~The fore-limbs
14  II,  1  |       animal never overpasses the right with the left, but always
15  II,  17 |          to a tube just where the right and left gills meet together.
16  II,  17 |        organ lies entirely on the right side; where the liver is
17  II,  17 |       half of the organ is on the right side: for in some fishes
18  II,  17 |       where the spleen was on the right hand and the liver on the
19 III,  2  |       under the breasts; one from right to left, and the other from
20 III,  2  |        and the other from left to right; that from the left, through
21 III,  2  |           testicle, that from the right, to the spleen and kidney
22 III,  2  |        along the backbone, one to right, one to left; either one
23 III,  2  |        the body, from that on the right hand to the right side and
24 III,  2  |          on the right hand to the right side and from that on the
25 III,  2  |           veins; from that on the right towards the liver, from
26 III,  2  |         with the trunk and extend right down the thigh. The largest
27 III,  2  |           the head; some from the right side towards the left, and
28 III,  2  |         the left side towards the right; and the two veins terminate
29 III,  2  |       until they change over from right to left and from left to
30 III,  2  |          to left and from left to right.~‘Blood is thickest when
31 III,  3  |         into the lung; those from right to left going in underneath
32 III,  3  |        kidney; those from left to right running from the lung in
33 III,  3  |         is situated rather to the right hand side of the body, and
34 III,  3  |  right-hand side; it then extends right through the chamber, coming
35 III,  4  |        extends, freely suspended, right through the midriff, and
36 III,  4  |       through the armpit into the right arm and unites with the
37 III,  4  |        running along the backbone right through the loins; by and
38 III,  4  |        cross-garter fashion, from right to left and from left to
39 III,  4  |          to left and from left to right, and unite in the hams with
40 III,  17 |           to take on fat; and the right kidney is always less supplied
41  IV,  2  |          their structure, for the right claw has the extreme flat
42  IV,  2  |           teeth: only that in the right claw they are all small
43  IV,  2  |          not close together. Both right and left claws have the
44  IV,  3  |           most part they have the right claw bigger and stronger
45  IV,  4  | circumstance that they often jump right out of the apparatus by
46  IV,  4  |          have their shells on the right hand side, and move not
47  IV,  4  |         testaceans; for they bore right through the shells of other
48  IV,  4  |       there runs a single passage right on to the stomach, but the
49   v,  6  |       character, growing attached right up to the middle of the
50   v,  8  |    intercourse with a view to the right nurture subsequently of
51  VI,  3  |       Then comes another membrane right round the embryo, as has
52  VI,  3  |         head is situated over the right leg close to the flank,
53  VI,  21 |         are capable of conception right on to the autumn. When kine
54 VIII,  9 |           has been known to drink right off fourteen Macedonian
55 VIII,  13|        keeping the shore on their right, and swim out of it with
56 VIII,  13|        and seeing better with the right eye.~During the daytime
57 VIII,  24|          male, a twitching of the right testicle.~Stall-reared horses
58  IX,  8  |        union that they often come right in the way of the decoy-birds,
59  IX,  40 |         built in a continuous row right through. The long bees build
60  IX,  43 |        their young under a stone, right on the ground, in a couple
61  IX,  45 |         flank better than objects right in front. It has no upper
62  IX,  48 |         in the effort they spring right over the a ship’s masts