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 1   I,  15 |      might safely be left to mere ordinary perception. But for all
 2   I,  17 |           with these organs in an ordinary and not preternatural way;
 3  II,  8  |        but only a hardness in the ordinary locality of the navel. Its
 4  II,  10 |    Furthermore, they all have the ordinary organs of sensation, including
 5 III,  6  |      substance, like the blood of ordinary animals, but only into a
 6 III,  15 |    therewithal. The bladder, like ordinary membrane, if cut asunder
 7  IV,  2  |    another coil about as thick as ordinary twine; and underneath there
 8  IV,  5  |          that are longer than the ordinary sea-urchin. The spine in
 9  IV,  7  |           is it like flesh in the ordinary sense of the term; but it
10  IV,  8  |       with all the parts found in ordinary eyes; that is to say, we
11  IV,  8  |    smaller than the same parts in ordinary visible eyes. There is no
12  IV,  11 |         process of digestion like ordinary food. When people rest duality
13   v,  15 |    resembles a star as seen in an ordinary drawing. The so-called "
14   v,  16 |           more glutinous than the ordinary sponge, and, in a word,
15   v,  16 |     distinguished in the sea from ordinary sponges from the circumstance
16   v,  16 |         the circumstance that the ordinary sponges are white while
17   v,  20 |        size, by the way, than the ordinary wasp, kill spiders and carry
18   v,  21 |          and the bees female.~The ordinary bee is generated in the
19   v,  21 |         the mode of growth of the ordinary brood.~Bees are provided
20   v,  31 |           this is harder than the ordinary louse, and there is exceptional
21  VI,  2  |           and of the same size as ordinary eggs. Such phenomena are
22  VI,  2  |       eggs under these than under ordinary circumstances; no chicks,
23  VI,  15 |          moist warm weather.)~The ordinary fry is the normal issue
24  VI,  17 |  fishermen during this period.~Of ordinary fishes the most prolific
25  VI,  18 |          he-goats; for, though at ordinary times they herd together,
26  VI,  22 | exceptionally small and weak; the ordinary age for sexual maturity
27  VI,  22 |          tugging of the young; an ordinary foal it allows to suck for
28  VI,  24 |           though it resembles the ordinary one, is different and specific.
29 VIII,  2 |        straight after them in the ordinary position; but the selachians,
30 VIII,  12|       without stirring from their ordinary haunts; others migrate,
31 VIII,  12|          The eared owl is like an ordinary owl, only that it has feathers
32 VIII,  13|       delicate, as is seen in any ordinary garden. Further, the black
33 VIII,  21|         the way, is very good for ordinary food. The best food for
34  IX,  32 |        half as large again as the ordinary eagle, and has yellow plumage;
35  IX,  37 |           is sharper than that of ordinary serpents. The so-called
36  IX,  38 |        which ants work is open to ordinary observation; how they all
37  IX,  41 |        fatter and larger than the ordinary wasp, and from its weight
38  IX,  41 |          them for offence. Of the ordinary wasps some are destitute