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 1   I,  1  |          those parts that, while entire in themselves, have within
 2   I,  1  |      these are all in themselves entire parts, and there are other
 3   I,  15 |         that walk resting on the entire under-surface of their feet,
 4   I,  16 |         run passages through the entire lung, giving off smaller
 5  II,  1  | proportionate to the bulk of the entire frame, in fact, so insignificant
 6  II,  11 | resembling that which covers the entire body; and in the middle
 7  II,  11 |        extend well nigh over its entire frame, numerous and strong,
 8  II,  11 |         being cut open along its entire length it continues to breathe
 9 III,  3  |    connected with the heart, the entire vein branches off in two
10 III,  4  |     single large vein, along the entire gut and stomach to the oesophagus;
11 III,  4  |        hold equally good for the entire vein-system in all these
12 III,  5  |      veins have the shape of the entire body, like a sketch of a
13 III,  7  |          point of origin for the entire osseous system. The spine
14 III,  19 |        liquid that permeates the entire frames of living animals,
15  IV,  2  |         thickness throughout the entire length of the body until
16  IV,  6  |        only mollusc that has its entire body concealed within its
17  IV,  6  |         It has no shell, but its entire body is fleshy. It is sensitive
18  IV,  6  |    cannot be taken off the rocks entire; and being oppressed by
19   v,  17 |       spawn is attached, and the entire structure resembles a cluster
20   v,  19 |          of an egg, but the grub entire grows and the animal becomes
21   v,  28 |         in one spot, so that the entire lump of eggs resembles a
22  VI,  1  |   coupling and laying during the entire year, with the exception
23  VI,  3  |    resembling serum envelops the entire structure. Then comes another
24  VI,  8  | afternoon and broods through the entire night until breakfast-time
25  VI,  16 |           In point of fact, this entire species of blooded animals
26  VI,  37 |     reapers afield, he finds his entire crop devoured. Their disappearance
27 VIII,  1 |    Indeed, broadly speaking, the entire genus of testaceans have
28 VIII,  1 | vegetable. And so throughout the entire animal scale there is a
29 VIII,  4 |       animals, and swallows eggs entire. But after taking his prey
30 VIII,  5 |      longer and extends over the entire length of the chine. It
31 VIII,  5 |          often swallows its prey entire without rending it at all;
32 VIII,  13|       extreme cold. Sometimes an entire genus will thus seek concealment;
33  IX,  37 |       stings by contact with its entire body, like the so-called
34  IX,  40 |          in conjunction with the entire swarm, either for food or
35  IX,  40 |        they cannot so brood, the entire comb perishes; in the damaged
36  IX,  40 |         of cobweb grows over the entire hive, and the combs decay;