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 1   I,  1  |       parts of animals some are simple: to wit, all such as divide
 2   I,  6  |          as man, the species is simple, admitting of no differentiation,
 3   I,  6  |     organic, and afterwards the simple or non-composite.~
 4  II,  13 |         gills in some cases are simple in others duplicate; and
 5  II,  13 | direction of the body is always simple. And, again, some fishes
 6  II,  13 |         two on either side, one simple and the other duplicate,
 7  II,  13 |       have four on either side, simple, as the elops, the synagris,
 8  II,  17 |        their stomach is one and simple, resembling in some cases
 9  II,  17 |    heart. The liver is long and simple; the spleen is short and
10  II,  17 |       have a stomach single and simple, but variable in shape according
11  II,  17 |      whole length of the gut is simple, and if it have a reduplication
12  II,  17 |        loosens out again into a simple form.~An exceptional property
13  II,  17 |     birds, the gut is thin, and simple when loosened out. The gut-appendages
14 III,  9  |        at the tip, and they are simple and undivided in structure.
15  IV,  1  |        parts both composite and simple, whether without or within.
16  IV,  2  |      from the stomach is a gut, simple and of equal thickness throughout
17  IV,  3  |   centre of which is attached a simple and delicate gut; and the
18  IV,  4  |    stomach comes an oesophagus, simple and long, extending to the
19  IV,  4  |   crawfish kind, and it is born simple of itself, but by its habit
20  IV,  4  |      kinds. In shape, to give a simple illustration, it resembles
21  IV,  7  |  majority of cases straight and simple down to the outlet of the
22  IV,  7  |         rest of the gut, either simple or convoluted as in the
23  VI,  16 |         stagnant ponds, for the simple reason that their existence
24  IX,  1  |       is more mischievous, less simple, more impulsive, and more
25  IX,  1  |       female, more savage, more simple and less cunning. The traces
26  IX,  40 |        come from thyme pure and simple; it is good as a salve for
27  IX,  49B|      intricately modulated, but simple; it also changes its colour,