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 1   I,  1 |         skin, vein, hair, bone, gristle, nail, horn (a term which
 2   I,  11|         is entirely composed of gristle and flesh. The ear is constructed
 3   I,  11|         part of it, composed of gristle, constitutes, a septum or
 4   I,  12|         front part, composed of gristle, through which respiration
 5   I,  13|        the penis is composed of gristle; it is easily susceptible
 6   I,  16|      The windpipe is made up of gristle, is sparingly supplied with
 7   I,  16|     have divisions, composed of gristle, which meet at an acute
 8   I,  16| windpipe, by connexions of fat, gristle, and sinew; and at the point
 9  II,  1 |    joint, for it is composed of gristle.~Of all animals man alone
10  II,  1 |        is composed of flesh and gristle, as in man; in such cases,
11 III,  1 |      composed of much flesh and gristle. Of these parts one is termed
12 III,  2 |       to bone, as fish-bone and gristle; and then, again, skin,
13 III,  8 |                               8~Gristle is of the same nature as
14 III,  8 |        viviparous sanguinea the gristle formations are unperforated,
15 III,  8 |    animals furnished with feet, gristle formations are found in
16 III,  15|    horns, of teeth, of beak, of gristle, of bones, and of parts
17  VI,  20|         and the breasts take on gristle. This incident, however,
18  IX,  22|         is big, and composed of gristle; it is a little smaller