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 1   I,  11 |           into its mouth, whether liquid or dry food, and it is the
 2   I,  14 |        male, and as an outlet for liquid excretion to both sexes).~
 3   I,  16 |       drinking, inhale any of the liquid, this liquid finds its way
 4   I,  16 |           any of the liquid, this liquid finds its way out through
 5   I,  16 |        nothing else either dry or liquid, or else it causes you pain
 6 III,  1  |        the tube of the penis, the liquid is white-coloured. There
 7 III,  2  |         of them in a stream, like liquid out of a vessel, since there
 8 III,  5  |           connexion with sinews a liquid mucus is developed, white
 9 III,  8  | gristle-like substance there is a liquid resembling marrow. In viviparous
10 III,  11 |         animals there is a mucous liquid, scanty in some animals
11 III,  15 |        death, the organ passes no liquid excretion; but in life,
12 III,  15 |         in addition to the normal liquid excretion, it passes at
13 III,  19 |        living animal it is always liquid and warm, but, on issuing
14 III,  19 |           after drinking have the liquid inside them in abundance-nor
15 III,  19 |     bodies, and blood is the only liquid that permeates the entire
16 III,  19 |         the blood get exceedingly liquid, animals fall sick; for
17 III,  19 |        something like ichor, or a liquid so thin that it at times
18 III,  20 |     animals, procuring at first a liquid resembling blood, then a
19 III,  20 |          resembling blood, then a liquid mixed with purulent matter,
20  IV,  1  |          they discharge the black liquid peculiar to the animal.~
21  IV,  6  |    discharges and admits food and liquid matter, just as it would
22  IV,  6  |         two cavities contains the liquid. The creature has no other
23   v,  5  |        duct for the sperm and the liquid residuum; but there are
24   v,  22 |         is like water and remains liquid for several days. If it
25   v,  23 |         young just like a drop of liquid on to the side of the cell,
26  VI,  2  |          less palatable, and more liquid than true eggs, and are
27  VI,  2  |        under the mother bird, the liquid contents never coagulate,
28  VI,  3  |         there is a white and cold liquid inside, quite glittering
29  VI,  3  |          the way, the yolk is now liquid, or more so than is normal),
30  VI,  3  |         yolk, and the intervening liquid. (For, as the chick grows,
31  VI,  3  |           downward, and the white liquid is between them; and the
32  VI,  3  |          this membrane is a white liquid; then comes the chick, and
33  VI,  3  |           the chick free from the liquid; next after the chick comes
34  VI,  3  |     substance. (A membrane with a liquid resembling serum envelops
35  VI,  3  |     separating it off against the liquid. Underneath this comes the
36  VI,  10 |    between the two membranes is a liquid. The food inside the stomach
37  VI,  10 |        which is found an egg-like liquid. The shape of the egg-shell
38  VI,  18 |        sexual organ there flows a liquid resembling genital sperm,
39  VI,  18 |           Mares drip with a white liquid at this season.~Female animals
40  VI,  18 |         of a quarter of a pint of liquid or a little less; and the
41 VII,  8  |          contain excrements, both liquid and in the form of solid
42 VIII,  24|          a solution of water, the liquid being filtered through a
43 VIII,  26|        can void neither solid nor liquid residuum. If the elephant
44  IX,  37 |     species that employs its dark liquid for the sake of concealment
45  IX,  37 |          tendency to run off into liquid; for, if beaten and squeezed,
46  IX,  45 |         hold about three pints of liquid; the black colour of the