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 1   I,  13|         to the female; and the "penis" is peculiar to the male.
 2   I,  13|       The remaining part of the penis is composed of gristle;
 3   I,  13|         in cats. Underneath the penis are two "testicles", and
 4   I,  17|     other with the bladder. The penis is gristly and sinewy in
 5  II,  1 |        the organ detached, both penis and testicles, as man; others
 6  II,  1 |  testicles, as man; others have penis and testicles closely attached
 7  II,  1 |      boar nor in the horse.~The penis of the elephant resembles
 8 III,  1 |         case of these last, the penis is in some cases attached
 9 III,  1 |          in the cases where the penis is attached to the belly,
10 III,  1 |  residuum. This constitutes the penis, which organ in the case
11 III,  1 |        coalesce in front at the penis. The duct that bends back
12 III,  1 |         towards the tube of the penis, the liquid is white-coloured.
13 III,  1 | sheathwise, what is called the "penis".~All these descriptive
14 III,  1 |       fluid, are marked BB; the penis D; the bladder E; and the
15 III,  2 |          and from thence to the penis." Diogenes of Apollonia
16 III,  3 |    stomach and terminate at the penis."~The above quotations sum
17 III,  4 |         also in the male to the penis and in the female to the
18 III,  20|      way, two dugs close to the penis), and was milked to such
19   v,  2 |    owing to the rigidity of the penis of the bull. In point of
20   v,  2 |        And, be it observed, the penis of the camel is so sinewy
21   v,  2 |      the dog and bitch; and the penis in the male seal is exceptionally
22   v,  6 |     that the male has a kind of penis in one of his tentacles,
23   v,  12|     called by the fishermen its penis, in the tentacle, is white.
24  VI,  29|    owing to the rigidity of the penis. However, they do occasionally
25 VII,  3 |     plain to see, including the penis, and the eyes also, which