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 1   I,  15 |         bends at the elbow. The inner part of the hand is termed
 2   I,  16 |        is not the case with the inner parts. For the fact is that
 3   I,  16 |        For the fact is that the inner parts of man are to a very
 4   I,  16 |        to an examination of the inner parts of other animals whose
 5   I,  16 |      the bone of the skull; the inner one, round the brain itself,
 6  II,  12 | extending over the eye from the inner corner; the owl and its
 7 III,  3  |       bleed on the hams and the inner side of the ankles. The
 8 III,  3  |      backbone, and lying to its inner side; and of these two the
 9  IV,  2  |      and can move either to the inner or to the outer side. The
10  IV,  2  |    flaps, or tail-fins; and the inner or under parts, into which
11  IV,  3  |                           3~The inner organs of sanguineous animals
12  IV,  3  |   animals have in all cases the inner viscera, but this is not
13   v,  18 |        bursts it comes out. The inner part is formed as soon as
14 VIII,  2 |  sea-anemone corresponds to the inner fleshy part of the oyster,
15 VIII,  17|        sloughing of the skin an inner layer comes to the surface,