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 1   I,  9 |      side toward the nostril be fleshy and comb-like, they are
 2   I,  12|     windpipe"; the part that is fleshy is the oesophagus, inside
 3   I,  13|       which the extreme part is fleshy, does not alter in size,
 4   I,  15|        termed the palm’, and is fleshy and divided by joints or
 5   I,  15|      toes", five in number; the fleshy part underneath is the "
 6   I,  17|       apex is to a great extent fleshy and close in texture, and
 7  II,  1 |        as in geese. The foot is fleshy underneath, like that of
 8  II,  1 |         body in which man is so fleshy as in the buttock, the thigh,
 9  II,  1 |       called gastroenemia or is fleshy.~Of blooded and viviparous
10  II,  1 |         man; in such cases, the fleshy part does not become inflated,
11  II,  17|       gizzard) in most birds is fleshy and hard, and inside is
12  II,  17|       which comes away from the fleshy part. Other birds have no
13 III,  1 |       lower and tubular portion fleshy and firm, and the part close
14 III,  1 |        tube below is single and fleshy, and the cleft portion with
15 III,  2 |       when it is imbibed by the fleshy parts; when it is transmitted
16 III,  7 |        and there throughout the fleshy parts. The serpent is similarly
17 III,  17|        only at the limit of the fleshy parts. Also, in animals
18  IV,  1 |      and no one part distinctly fleshy, but are throughout a something
19  IV,  1 |         has a minute organ of a fleshy nature, and this it uses
20  IV,  2 |       in other animals, and the fleshy part inside; and the belly
21  IV,  2 |         is in the mouth a small fleshy structure serving for a
22  IV,  2 |       in between the teeth is a fleshy substance, shaped like a
23  IV,  2 |        the gut all along to the fleshy parts, being enveloped in
24  IV,  4 |       the sea-urchin genus, the fleshy part, in such as have flesh,
25  IV,  4 |       similarly situated to the fleshy part in the crustaceans;
26  IV,  4 |    shell, and in these last the fleshy part is exposed, as in the
27  IV,  4 | univalves and the bivalves, the fleshy substance adheres to the
28  IV,  4 |       runs up again towards the fleshy part, and terminates by
29  IV,  4 |    merely an excrescence in the fleshy mass; and it is not situated
30  IV,  4 |       interior of the animal is fleshy, and the mouth is inside.
31  IV,  5 |         middle of these teeth a fleshy substance serving the office
32  IV,  6 |         side to side, where the fleshy substance stretches towards
33  IV,  6 |          but its entire body is fleshy. It is sensitive to touch,
34  IV,  8 |         some fish the palate is fleshy, as in the fresh-water carp,
35  IV,  8 |     reason, fishermen roast the fleshy parts of the cuttle-fish
36  VI,  12|       draw itself in, for it is fleshy and soft and its bones are
37 VIII,  2|        corresponds to the inner fleshy part of the oyster, and