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 1   I,  1  |     the water and cannot exist outside it: but for all that do
 2   I,  9  |   called the "black"; the part outside this is the "white". A part
 3   I,  9  |      is usually devoted on the outside to eyes: showing that the
 4   I,  14 | Further, there is an "urethra" outside the womb; which organ serves
 5   I,  14 |        perineum", and the part outside the thigh and buttocks is
 6   I,  15 |        termed the "wrist". The outside or back of the hand is sinewy,
 7  II,  1  |     the joint; the upper part, outside; the lower part, inside;
 8  II,  1  | another, the sides called Chia outside, and the keraiae or "horns"
 9  II,  11 |     divided into three and the outside into two, on the hind feet
10  II,  11 |   inside part into two and the outside into three; it has claws
11  II,  17 |         or honeycomb bag); for outside it is like the stomach,
12 III,  1  |        dolphin; some have them outside, exposed to view, close
13 III,  1  |      the eggs might seem to be outside the womb altogether. In
14 III,  3  |        through the neck on the outside, past the backbone on either
15  IV,  1  |       its flesh-like substance outside, and any hard structure
16  IV,  1  |      have their hard structure outside, and their soft or fleshlike
17  IV,  1  |      have their hard substance outside and their flesh-like substance
18  IV,  1  |        all through, inside and outside. Some insects are wingless,
19  IV,  1  |        Next after this, on the outside, is what looks like a sac;
20  IV,  2  |     their hard and shelly part outside, where the skin is in other
21  IV,  2  | animals the spawn is deposited outside.) Further, the female has
22  IV,  4  |       animal, and the shell is outside, and there is no hard substance
23  IV,  4  |      no portion of their flesh outside, as the tethya or ascidians.~
24  IV,  7  |       bee and the wasp, others outside, as the scorpion; and, by
25   v,  15 |      thicker, and the bloom is outside the shell on the surface.
26   v,  17 |         as is quite plain from outside. And out of these eggs crawfish
27   v,  31 |        animals, as it dries up outside their bodies. Lice are generated
28   v,  32 |       known. Its head projects outside its shell, mottled in colour,
29  VI,  2  | colours, and the white part is outside and the yellow part within.~
30  VI,  2  |        settles round it on the outside. When the full time is come,
31 VIII,  4 |     out the juices of its prey outside, and the serpent does so
32 VIII,  15|      just keeping their mouths outside.~Most fishes hide, then,
33  IX,  37 |     then it again turns itself outside in. The sea-scolopendra,
34  IX,  40 |      are never themselves seen outside the hive except with a swarm
35  IX,  50 |     inside, and most have them outside, but all have them at the