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 1   I,  7 |             some cases the parting is double; that is to say, some men
 2   I,  7 |               is to say, some men are double crowned, not in regard to
 3   I,  7 |             but in consequence of the double fall or set of the hair.~
 4   I,  15| single-jointed, the other fingers are double jointed. The bending both
 5   I,  16|            organ has a tendency to be double. In viviparous animals,
 6  II,  1 |       hornless animals, also, are not double toothed, as the camel. Some
 7  II,  1 |               genera is provided with double rows of teeth. There is,
 8  II,  13|               of the hindmost one, in double rows, as the wrasse, the
 9  II,  13|         dog-fish have all their gills double, five on a side; and the
10  II,  13|              the sword-fish has eight double gills. So much for the number
11  II,  15|             it in length, and often a double fold of it. others have
12 III,  5 |          sinews; and another sinew, a double one, is that called "the
13  IV,  1 |            severally furnished with a double row of suckers, with the
14   v,  21|              variegated; the ruler is double the size of the working
15  IX,  40|          other, after the manner of a double (or hour-glass-shaped) goblet.