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 1   I,  1 |       nicks or notches on their bodies, either on their bellies
 2   I,  5 | undulatory motion of their flat bodies; the fishing frog, however,
 3   I,  5 |         are four bends in their bodies as they move, or two bends
 4   I,  15|       above in respect to their bodies; but man alone, as has been
 5 III,  2 |    observation. For in the dead bodies of animals the nature of
 6 III,  2 |    their investigations on dead bodies in the dissecting room have
 7 III,  2 |         have narrowly inspected bodies of living men reduced to
 8 III,  3 |      the fact that even in dead bodies part of it is observed to
 9 III,  10|     length in localities of the bodies hollow and moist, if the
10 III,  19|    animals alike all over their bodies, and blood is the only liquid
11  IV,  1 |       or furry growths in their bodies.~In the sepia, the teuthis,
12  IV,  1 |        in shape, as do also the bodies of the animals. The octopus
13  IV,  1 |       regards the form of their bodies, like the bolbidia. There
14  IV,  2 |        are two granular seminal bodies in juxta-position with the
15  IV,  3 |       juice and some few little bodies, long and white, and others
16  IV,  10| glistening under-parts of their bodies to become visible, while
17   v,  16|       is it made all over their bodies; for vacant pore-spaces
18   v,  18|        them about beneath their bodies; but the octopus, the sepia,
19   v,  20|  spiders and carry off the dead bodies to a wall or some such place
20   v,  31|       it dries up outside their bodies. Lice are generated out
21 VII,  1 |     catamenial discharge, their bodies improve in health and condition
22 VII,  1 |         of opposite habit their bodies become emaciated and out
23 VII,  4 | heaviness in all parts of their bodies, and for instance they experience
24 VIII,  2|        the temperament of their bodies, or the character of their