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 1   I,  13|       and the part whereon the thigh pivots is termed the "socket" (
 2   I,  14|       the "groin" is common to thigh and abdomen. The part inside
 3   I,  14|   abdomen. The part inside the thigh and buttocks is the "perineum",
 4   I,  14|       and the part outside the thigh and buttocks is the "hypoglutis".~
 5   I,  15|     the upper arm is short the thigh is usually short also, and
 6   I,  15|   roguery. The joint common to thigh and shin is the "knee".~
 7   I,  15|     and the haunches; then the thigh and shin; and, lastly, the
 8  II,  1 |  fleshy as in the buttock, the thigh, and the calf; for the part
 9  II,  8 |        fist. Its upper-arm and thigh are short in proportion
10  II,  12|    haunch-bone is long, like a thigh, and is attached to the
11  II,  12|        the belly; so like to a thigh is it that when viewed separately
12  II,  12|       real one, while the real thigh is a separate structure
13 III,  2 |      and extend right down the thigh. The largest of these goes
14 III,  2 | largest of these goes down the thigh at the back of it, and can
15 III,  2 |     second one runs inside the thigh, not quite as big as the
16 III,  7 |     for marrow is found in his thigh and armbones. The bones