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 1   I,  7 |            s skull devoid of suture altogether. In the skull the middle
 2   I,  13|             with flesh, and are not altogether diverse from it. But by
 3   I,  17|          imagine it to be empty are altogether mistaken; and they are led
 4  II,  1 |             smooth and void of hair altogether. With man the reverse is
 5  II,  1 |             creatures have tails of altogether insignificant size.~Camels
 6  II,  13|           to be devoid of the organ altogether. The mouth in some cases
 7  II,  15| aegocephalus is devoid of the organ altogether. With oviparous quadrupeds
 8  II,  17|     serpents and saurians have this altogether exceptional property in
 9 III,  1 |      blooded animals some males are altogether devoid of testicles, and
10 III,  1 |         seem to be outside the womb altogether. In the larger birds the
11 III,  5 |            such action, shrivels up altogether; and, if sinews be cut asunder,
12 III,  7 |        skull being devoid of suture altogether. The skull is composed not
13 III,  9 |         neither identical with, nor altogether diverse from, the parts
14  IV,  4 |         cases almost, and in others altogether, indiscernible. Hence they
15  IV,  5 |         colour, and in all cases is altogether uneatable, or more or less
16  IV,  6 |     sea-nettle appears to be devoid altogether of excretion, and in this
17   v,  1 |         there are others that stand altogether isolated and apart by themselves.
18   v,  30|            your finger outstretched altogether; and it will set to climbing
19 VII,  1 |           case of those who abstain altogether from passionate indulgence,
20 VII,  8 |            at length they disappear altogether. The navel-string is a sheath
21 VIII,  2|            that if they be shut off altogether from the water they cannot
22 VIII,  2|           said organ be obliterated altogether, the animal will be of neither