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 1   I,  15 |          termed the "phalanx". The big finger or thumb is single-jointed,
 2   I,  16 |            For some creatures have big heads while the face below
 3  II,  1  |           lower jaw; that it is as big as a lion and equally hairy,
 4  II,  12 |           like the serpent. It has big claws, somewhat resembling
 5  II,  17 |            that in some cases when big fish are pursuing little
 6  II,  17 |            from the midriff to the big stomach (or paunch); and
 7 III,  2  |           writes as follows:—~"The big veins run thus:-from the
 8 III,  2  |          discerned and traced as a big one; the second one runs
 9 III,  2  |            the thigh, not quite as big as the one just mentioned.
10 III,  2  |         the neck running along the big vein on either side, slightly
11 III,  4  | accompanying the branches from the big vein; only that, in regard
12 III,  4  |          veins branch off from the big vein; one to the omentum,
13 III,  4  |       undivided, the aorta and the big vein extend; and here they
14 III,  4  |            into a A shape, and the big vein gets to the rear of
15 III,  4  |            extend thither from the big vein, only that the branches
16 III,  4  |            to the kidneys from the big vein and the aorta; only
17 III,  4  |         way communicating with the big vein. From the centre of
18 III,  4  |       female to the womb. From the big vein no vein extends to
19 III,  4  |        veins. But in all cases the big vein is plainly discernible,
20  IV,  2  |          or hinder feet, up to the big feet or claws, are eight
21  IV,  2  |           in number; then come the big feet, far larger and flatter
22  IV,  2  |            the crawfish; and these big feet or claws are exceptional
23   v,  14 |          old, and the calf grew as big as might be expected, but
24   v,  18 |        eggs of the sepia look like big black myrtle-berries, and
25   v,  22 |         network is put to keep the big drones out while it lets
26   v,  22 |           the first it is about as big as the bee that is produced
27   v,  23 |           some cells are creatures big enough to fly, in others
28  VI,  3  |       leads from the heart and the big vein), so as to keep the
29  VI,  3  |   connected with the heart and the big vein. At this conjuncture
30  VI,  14 |     intertwine with one another, a big with a little one, and bring
31  VI,  14 |            seem disproportionately big. But such eggs as the milt
32  VI,  14 |            of the sheat-fish is as big as a vetch-seed; the egg
33  VI,  14 |         and of the carp-species as big as a millet-seed.~These
34 VII,  1  |           they are sometimes quite big and sometimes little; and
35 VII,  3  |         the embryo is revealed, as big as one of the large kind
36 VIII,  13|         get into the outer sea the big fishes are on the big scale.
37 VIII,  13|          the big fishes are on the big scale. Furthermore, fish
38  IX,  1  |       elephant by pushing with his big tusks can batter down a
39  IX,  2  |         the lesser fishes: for the big fishes prey on the little
40  IX,  22 |           birdcatcher. Its head is big, and composed of gristle;
41  IX,  29 |         the young cuckoo has grown big, thrusts her own brood out
42  IX,  30 |         furnished with a hole just big enough for entry and exit;
43  IX,  40 |           variegated, and twice as big as the working-bee. The
44  IX,  40 |          more industrious than the big ones; their wings are battered;
45  IX,  40 |     dispirited, if the hive be too big. A hive yields to the bee-keeper
46  IX,  41 |        fight, while the others are big and courageous; and these
47  IX,  41 |         the outset the grub is too big to be the offspring of a
48  IX,  45 |          that of the ox, seems not big enough for the size of its