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 1   I,  9 |        but when the outer skin is removed, it is found to have the
 2   I,  17|        their observation of lungs removed from animals under dissection,
 3 III,  1 |          testicles are cut off or removed, the ducts draw upwards
 4 III,  6 |          will coagulate; if it be removed or extracted, the blood
 5 III,  19|           as a whole. If blood be removed or if it escape in any considerable
 6 III,  19|          faint or swoon; if it be removed or if it escape in an exceedingly
 7  IV,  4 |   tenaciously that it can only be removed by an effort; in the case
 8  IV,  9 |          birds, if they have been removed from the nest and have heard
 9   v,  15|      people extract; and if it be removed and squeezed it stains your
10   v,  15|            but still, if forcibly removed they die.~(The star-fish
11   v,  18|         numerous that, if they be removed they suffice to fill a vessel
12  VI,  3 |           of vision. The eyes, if removed about this time, are found
13  VI,  26|          more; the young camel is removed from the mother when a year
14  VI,  37|      while the lid of the jar was removed and upwards of one hundred
15 VIII,  2|          found with its tentacles removed, which tentacles have really
16 VIII,  2|           no fat whatsoever. When removed from the water they can
17 VIII,  2|          south winds. If they are removed in summer from the pools
18 VIII,  2|           will die; but not so if removed in the winter. They are
19  IX,  2 |         all that part of its body removed that lies to the rear of
20  IX,  40|          sting. Bees that die are removed from the hive, and in every
21  IX,  42|         prosperous nest have been removed three and even four baskets
22  IX,  47| intercourse the wrapping had been removed, though the operation was
23  IX,  47|        afterwards the wrapper was removed and the head of the mare