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 1  II,  1 |       with the left, but always follows close upon it.~Whatever
 2 III,  2 |  physician of Cyprus, writes as follows:—~"The big veins run thus:-
 3 III,  2 |         The veins in man are as follows:-There are two veins pre-eminent
 4  IV,  1 |       the external parts are as follows: in the first place, the
 5  IV,  4 |    which they prey. The stomach follows close upon the mouth, and,
 6   v,  11| impregnation in the spring-time follows a general law, impregnation
 7  VI,  3 |         constituent parts is as follows. First and outermost comes
 8  VI,  13|         laid her eggs, the male follows and sheds its sperm over
 9  VI,  14|          five or six times, and follows in spawning the rising of
10  IX,  8 |          The bird who is beaten follows his victor, and submits
11  IX,  40|        whom they have abandoned follows them, they put him to death.
12  IX,  40|        they gather honey are as follows: the spindle-tree, the melilot-clover,
13  IX,  41|     reproduction of wasps is as follows. At the approach of summer,
14  IX,  49|      animals a change of action follows a change of circumstance,
15  IX,  49|      also a change of character follows a change of action, and