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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  5 |     rapidly backwards in the direction of the trunk, as is the
 2   I,  9 | nicks or corners, one in the direction of the nose, and the other
 3   I,  9 |   nose, and the other in the direction of the temples. When these
 4   I,  15|      bend frontwards, in the direction of actual progression, and
 5   I,  16|     epiglottis. In the other direction the windpipe extends to
 6  II,  1 | shoulders is in the opposite direction to that of the elbows or
 7  II,  5 |    and point in the opposite direction; that is, they look downwards
 8  II,  11|      line of vision in every direction, and thus contrives to get
 9  II,  13|     and the last gill in the direction of the body is always simple.
10  II,  17|    the stomach varies in the direction of one or other of those
11 III,  2 |      the one branches in the direction of the thumb and the other
12 III,  2 |   thumb and the other in the direction of the palm; and from these
13 III,  3 |   other viscera, in whatever direction they happen to run, without
14 III,  3 |      passages leading in the direction of the lung, but all these
15 III,  4 |  reappears stretching in the direction of the flank. The extremities
16 III,  16|    be divided asunder in any direction, not lengthwise only as
17  IV,  1 |    it swims obliquely in the direction of the so-called head, and
18  IV,  1 |      goes back again, in the direction of the mouth, thin gut,
19  IV,  4 |    side, and move not in the direction of the spire, but the opposite
20  IV,  4 | there is drawn in a parallel direction with the oesophagus, in
21  IV,  7 |  portions can move in either direction, backwards or forwards;
22  IV,  7 |      can crawl either in the direction of the section or in the
23  IV,  7 |     of the section or in the direction of the tail, as is observed
24  VI,  3 |   discharges residuum in the direction of the outer after-birth,
25 VII,  4 |      it is yet turned in the direction of the breasts.~Moreover,
26 VII,  8 |  portae" are, running in the direction of the great vein, and the
27 VII,  8 |     the other two run in the direction of the aorta towards the
28  IX,  34| twists him back in the sun’s direction; and if one of them gets