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 1   I,  5  |         are exceedingly long and smooth, as the eel and the conger;
 2   I,  16 |          vivipara, neither is it smooth, but its surface is uneven.~
 3  II,  1  |    comparatively void of hair or smooth and void of hair altogether.
 4  II,  10 |       some fishes that present a smooth undifferentiated surface
 5  II,  15 |         rhine or angel-fish, the smooth skate, the torpedo, and,
 6  II,  17 |       folds or ridges, large and smooth. After all this comes the
 7  II,  17 |     stomach of the pig has a few smooth folds or ridges; others
 8 III,  1  |        feet, have the womb quite smooth, and in their case the attachment
 9 III,  11 |      other cases these parts are smooth and the cheeks are hairy;
10  IV,  1  |       and by rachis is meant the smooth surface or edge of the arm
11  IV,  1  |        is all uniform in colour, smooth, and in colour white; the
12  IV,  2  |         the female are small and smooth. Both male and female have
13  IV,  2  |   antennae underneath, small and smooth. The eyes of all these creatures
14  IV,  2  |         thorax in particular are smooth, not rough as in the crawfish;
15  IV,  4  |     cyllarus.)~The nerites has a smooth large round shell, and resembles
16   v,  16 |           and the other lives on smooth flat reefs, free and detached,
17   v,  17 |        rocky places, lobsters in smooth places, and neither crawfish
18   v,  22 |        honeycomb, by the way, is smooth and level.) But this is
19   v,  27 |        the eggs are hatched. The smooth spider is much less prolific
20  VI,  10 |         fox-shark.~The so-called smooth shark has its eggs in betwixt
21  VI,  11 |       electric ray, the ray, the smooth skate, and the trygon, are
22  VI,  13 |          white-fish, and all the smooth or slippery fish except
23  VI,  17 |      your fingers, the fat feels smooth and the egg rough. Some
24  VI,  30 |        than a weasel. It is also smooth and blind, and its legs
25 VII,  3  |       the lips of the orifice be smooth conception is difficult,
26 VII,  3  | Wherefore, since if the parts be smooth conception is prevented,
27 VII,  8  |        all such as have the womb smooth. And as regards their shape
28 VIII,  8 |      while ripening, will give a smooth coat; but such corn is injurious
29 VIII,  18|          sickly instead of lying smooth as when they are well.~
30  IX,  10 |         rivers swallow the large smooth mussel-shells: after cooking
31  IX,  40 |       superficial covering quite smooth. Each comb is of one kind
32  IX,  40 |       others carry water, others smooth and arrange the combs. A
33  IX,  40 |  carrying, and are comparatively smooth. They kill the drones also