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 1 III,  19 |    female animals the menstruous discharges are the most copious in
 2 III,  19 |        woman. The blood of these discharges under disease turns into
 3 III,  19 |         Apart from the menstrual discharges, the female in the human
 4  IV,  1  |      same membrane, same orifice discharges both the black juice and
 5  IV,  2  |     close by the mouth. The crab discharges it, closing up, as it does
 6  IV,  2  |       the same, and the crawfish discharges it by way of the gills;
 7  IV,  2  |      terminates where the animal discharges the residuum, and where
 8  IV,  3  |         check to the inflow, and discharges the water by two passages
 9  IV,  4  |       the head, where the animal discharges its residuum; and this holds
10  IV,  6  |       see, whereby it admits and discharges the sea-water; for it has
11  IV,  6  |   through the shell; and here it discharges and admits food and liquid
12   v,  12 |         eggs, the male comes and discharges the milt over the eggs,
13   v,  18 |    granular in time. The octopus discharges into its hole, or into a
14   v,  30 |         belly to belly. The male discharges sperm into the female, as
15   v,  30 |       female into which the male discharges the sperm.~They lay their
16  VI,  3  |      stomach. About this time it discharges residuum in the direction
17  VI,  18 |         are subject to menstrual discharges, but never in such-abundance
18  VI,  18 |     exhibit comparatively slight discharges. At breeding time the milk
19 VII,  5  |         their end, the menstrual discharges ceases in most women about
20 VIII,  2 | processes: he takes in water and discharges it by his blow-hole, and
21 VIII,  5 |        It is a spare drinker. It discharges the solid residuum in small
22 VIII,  13|        of fresh river-water that discharges into the sea, and moreover,
23 VIII,  20|      shore near to where a river discharges, it will die within a day