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 1   I,  7  |  consequence of the double fall or set of the hair.~
 2   I,  15 | correspondingly.~Of the limbs, one set, forming a pair, is "arms".
 3  II,  3  |         fewer in number and thinly set.~
 4  II,  8  |          on both, only very thinly set, especially the under ones;
 5  II,  13 |            all cases are sharp and set in many rows, and in some
 6 III,  4  |          toes. And, again, another set run through the groins and
 7 III,  4  |            the case stands as here set forth in regard to the points
 8  IV,  2  |         has both below and above a set of teeth: only that in the
 9  IV,  3  |            their position has been set forth; furthermore, for
10  IV,  8  |         ring of their canoes, they set up from inside the canoes
11   v,  1  |       regard to these matters will set forth by and by, for the
12   v,  19 |          all this has already been set forth, most cases of insect
13   v,  22 |          is always a drop of honey set against it. The larva of
14   v,  30 |            altogether; and it will set to climbing your finger:
15  VI,  2  |       point of fact is inclined to set or to harden more from the
16  VI,  2  |         centre and the whites will set all around them.~Young hens
17  VI,  12 |          their tails sometimes and set them adrift again, and by
18  VI,  22 |          teeth. It sheds its first set of four, two from the upper
19  VI,  22 |         interval, it sheds another set of four in like manner,
20  VI,  22 |           like manner, and another set of four after yet another
21  VI,  22 |            his teeth with his last set of four; but such instances
22 VII,  1  |        passages become dilated and set up a local flux or running,
23 VIII,  14|          bees never touch the food set before them, and if a bee
24 VIII,  28|          overturned one galley and set upon the crew. Again, lions
25  IX,  8  |           temples, where cocks are set apart as dedicate without
26  IX,  8  |         one, the rest of the males set upon him and chase him away
27  IX,  37 |             The fishing-frog has a set of filaments that project
28  IX,  39 |          the web and the centre is set in motion, it first ties
29  IX,  40 |         preference in summer, they set to work, and when the weather
30  IX,  41 |          inferred by some that one set are males and the other