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 1   I,  17| diaphragm in the case of man is thicker in proportion to the size
 2 III,  1 |      testicle itself is a duct, thicker and more sinewy than the
 3 III,  10|          as a general rule, the thicker the hide, the harder and
 4 III,  10|        hide, the harder and the thicker is the hair; and the hair
 5 III,  11|      grow old the eyebrows grow thicker, to such an extent that
 6 III,  11|      the scales grow harder and thicker with age, and when the amimal
 7 III,  13|      bony skull is stronger and thicker than the one that envelops
 8 III,  19|      parts of the body blood is thicker and blacker than in the
 9 III,  19|      the blood in the female is thicker and blacker than in the
10 III,  20|       curd (or cheese); and the thicker the milk, the more abundant
11  IV,  1 |        thin gut, and the gut is thicker than the oesophagus. (See
12   v,  15|    painters use are a good deal thicker, and the bloom is outside
13  VI,  18|      the urine of the female is thicker than the urine of the male.
14  VI,  18|       the case of quadrupeds is thicker than it is in the human
15  VI,  18|      with ewes and she-goats is thicker than with rams and he-goats;
16  VI,  18|         urine of the jackass is thicker than the urine of the she-ass,
17  VI,  18|       of all quadrupeds becomes thicker, especially with such animals
18  VI,  20|      with the bitch the milk is thicker than with the female of