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 1   I,  2  |         whereby they discharge the residuum of their food: I say, the
 2   I,  2  |          variety of names.~Now the residuum of food is twofold in kind,
 3   I,  2  |            organs receptive of wet residuum are invariably found with
 4   I,  2  |            organs receptive of dry residuum; but such as have organs
 5   I,  2  |            organs receptive of dry residuum need not possess organs
 6   I,  2  |            organs receptive of wet residuum. In other words, an animal
 7   I,  2  |         the organ receptive of wet residuum is termed "bladder", and
 8   I,  2  |         the organ receptive of dry residuum "intestine or "bowel".~
 9  II,  1  |        parts used for excretion of residuum, and by the "lower" part
10  II,  17 |       closing at the outlet of the residuum and at what is termed the "
11 III,  1  |            above the outlet of the residuum, and by "above" the outlet
12 III,  1  |            above the outlet of the residuum. This constitutes the penis,
13  IV,  1  |            the black juice and the residuum. The animals have also certain
14  IV,  2  |          the animal discharges the residuum, and where the female deposits
15  IV,  4  | uncomplicated to the outlet of the residuum. The gut has its point of
16  IV,  4  |          the animal discharges its residuum; and this holds good in
17  IV,  4  |           some the "sea-ear"), the residuum issues beneath the shell,
18  IV,  5  |         place for the issue of the residuum up above; (and this same
19  IV,  7  |          down to the outlet of the residuum: but in a few cases the
20   v,  5  |         from about the exit of the residuum, and that the female is
21   v,  5  |           the sperm and the liquid residuum; but there are separate
22   v,  5  |        discharge also of the solid residuum; although, internally, there
23   v,  7  | neighbourhood is the outlet of the residuum. In the copulative process
24  VI,  3  |            this time it discharges residuum in the direction of the
25  VI,  3  |         outer after-birth, and has residuum inside its stomach; and
26  VI,  3  |         its stomach; and the outer residuum is white (and there comes
27  VI,  32 |            and the passage for the residuum comes underneath it. The
28  VI,  32 |       after it the passage for the residuum, and underneath this the
29 VII,  2  |         but in amount equal to the residuum left in the case of child-bearing
30 VIII,  2 |         duct for the outlet of the residuum; and this duct is at the
31 VIII,  5 |            It discharges the solid residuum in small quantities, about
32 VIII,  26|           neither solid nor liquid residuum. If the elephant swallow