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 1 III,  5  |         admits of a considerable amount of hard tension. In connexion
 2 III,  7  |      having marrow only in small amount, poor and thin, and in very
 3 III,  11 |      gets deeper but scantier in amount: and the hooves or claws
 4 III,  20 |         young, but a superfluous amount for general use, for cheese-making
 5 III,  20 |        apiece, and from the same amount of cow’s milk, thirty. Other
 6 III,  20 |       withal, and no superfluous amount and none fitted for cheese-making,
 7 III,  21 |          animals the comparative amount of the yield varies with
 8   v,  31 |   generated out of the slightest amount of putrefying matter; for
 9  VI,  3  |        outer surface, reduced in amount, glutinous, firm in substance,
10  VI,  3  |         this time a considerable amount of the yolk is inside the
11  VI,  18 |        young, exhibits the least amount of discharge after parturition,
12  VI,  18 | parturition, and emits the least amount of blood; that is to say,
13 VII,  2  |  actually to issue forth, but in amount equal to the residuum left
14 VIII,  1 |    differ from another as to its amount of apparent vitality; and,
15 VIII,  1 |     graduated differentiation in amount of vitality and in capacity
16 VIII,  1 |  intercourse through the varying amount of pleasure derived therefrom,
17 VIII,  6 |         Pig-dealers can tell the amount of flesh taken on, by having
18 VIII,  9 |        one meal; but so large an amount is unwholesome. As a general
19 VIII,  10|      part of their food; a large amount of salt is mixed into their
20 VIII,  13|          in quality owing to the amount of fresh river-water that
21  IX,  37 |         feelers it has a certain amount of web-growth, resembling