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 1   I,  1 |      blood, serum, lard, suet, marrow, sperm, gall, milk in such
 2 III,  2 |        side through the spinal marrow to the testicles, thin and
 3 III,  7 |        bones are supplied with marrow, while others are destitute
 4 III,  7 |  observation appear to have no marrow whatsoever in their bones:
 5 III,  7 |      lion, owing to his having marrow only in small amount, poor
 6 III,  7 |     and in very few bones; for marrow is found in his thigh and
 7 III,  8 |  unperforated, and there is no marrow in them as there is in bones;
 8 III,  8 |   there is a liquid resembling marrow. In viviparous animals furnished
 9 III,  19| similar with the brain and the marrow. When flesh is lacerated,
10 III,  20|      discuss the properties of marrow; for this is one of the
11 III,  20|    vessels: as blood in veins, marrow in bones other moistures
12 III,  20|      skin~In young animals the marrow is exceedingly sanguineous,
13 III,  20| however, are not supplied with marrow, but only the hollow ones,
14 III,  20|       the lion some contain no marrow at all, and some are only
15  IV,  8 |       at its junction with the marrow are two strong sinewy ducts