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 1   I,  9  |       externally; but when the outer skin is removed, it is found
 2  II,  11 |  connected with them. When the outer skin is drawn aside from
 3  II,  17 |       that it is forked at the outer extremity, and this property
 4 III,  3  |       through the shins to the outer side of the ankles and on
 5 III,  3  |    bleed in the ham and in the outer side of the ankle. Another
 6 III,  11 |   exposed to the action of the outer air.) In men, the hair over
 7  IV,  2  |  either to the inner or to the outer side. The eyes of most crabs
 8  IV,  2  |     but on the large claws the outer portion has larger spines.
 9   v,  18 |    fully formed, you sever the outer covering a moment too soon,
10   v,  19 |        called a chrysalis. The outer shell is hard, and the chrysalis
11   v,  19 |       After a little while the outer covering bursts asunder,
12  VI,  3  |        white is at the extreme outer surface, reduced in amount,
13  VI,  3  | navel-string that leads to the outer afterbirth collapses and
14  VI,  3  |        in the direction of the outer after-birth, and has residuum
15  VI,  3  |    inside its stomach; and the outer residuum is white (and there
16  VI,  13 |    supplied with food than the outer sea, and serves as a protection
17 VIII,  12|      winter they move from the outer sea in towards land in quest
18 VIII,  13|     observed, migrate from the outer seas in towards shore, and
19 VIII,  13|     from the shore towards the outer seas, to avoid the extremes
20 VIII,  13|        the large fishes of the outer sea. In point of fact, there
21 VIII,  13|       soon as you get into the outer sea the big fishes are on
22 VIII,  17|   young of the vivipara so the outer husk breaks off from around
23  IX,  15 |        nightingale is that the outer extremity of the tongue
24  IX,  37 |     waters are colder than the outer sea, and on the return of
25  IX,  37 |      Lesbos, the fishes of the outer sea, or of the lagoon, bring
26  IX,  40 | indoors; the young bees do the outer carrying, and are comparatively