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 1   I,  16| oesophagus communicates at the top with the mouth, close to
 2   I,  17|     end of the heart is at the top. The apex is to a great
 3  II,  1 |      keraiae or "horns" on the top. This, then, is the position
 4  II,  17|      at the bottom than at the top. The duck, the goose, the
 5 III,  1 |        with the eggs is at the top close to the midriff. With
 6 III,  11|        head. Smoothness on the top of the head is termed "baldness",
 7 III,  12|      the bottom but not at the top; if feathers be cut off,
 8 III,  12|      off, they grow neither at top nor bottom, but shed and
 9  IV,  1 |        for its eyes are at the top, and in this attitude it
10   v,  2 |  ground and the male mounts on top of her, as is the case with
11   v,  16|      the more numerous. On the top most of the pores are closed,
12 VIII,  2|        and this duct is at the top of the animal. In other
13  IX,  13|      high trees on the slender top branches. They say that
14  IX,  39|        one lies in wait on the top, using a little hole for
15  IX,  40|       combs downwards from the top of the hive, and go down
16  IX,  44|       view, he does run at the top of his speed, but without