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 1  II,  11|        large and round, and are enveloped in a skin resembling that
 2 III,  1 |        all cases it is entirely enveloped with minute and delicate
 3 III,  1 |  situated externally, have them enveloped in what is termed the scrotum.~
 4 III,  1 |   contact with the testicle are enveloped in one and the same membrane,
 5 III,  17|      its kidneys being entirely enveloped. Fat or suet about the kidney
 6  IV,  1 |         the vesicle and the gut enveloped in one and the same membrane,
 7  IV,  2 |         the fleshy parts, being enveloped in a thin membrane.~Such
 8  IV,  4 |    there are, that are entirely enveloped in shell and expose no portion
 9  IV,  4 |       snails, a long white duct enveloped in a membrane, resembling
10  IV,  4 |         outlet nor duct, but is enveloped in a thin membrane with
11  IV,  4 |      these animals-an excretion enveloped in a membrane.) The so-called
12   v,  27|         some are only partially enveloped in the web. The young grubs
13   v,  28|    shape of oval grubs that are enveloped by a sort of thin clay,
14  VI,  3 | Underneath this comes the yolk, enveloped in another membrane (into
15  VI,  10|      The embryo and the egg are enveloped by a common membrane, and
16  VI,  13|     upper end of the egg and is enveloped in a membrane, and the eyes,
17 VII,  7 |    formed, it looks like an egg enveloped in its membrane after removal