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 1  II,  13|        are placed the stomach and viscera; and behind it has a tail
 2  II,  17|          separate receptacle. Its viscera resemble those of the pig,
 3  II,  17|          of the ox, and the other viscera in like proportion, while
 4  II,  17|         length of the animal, the viscera are correspondingly narrow
 5 III,  3 |           they traverse the other viscera, in whatever direction they
 6 III,  13|         bones and each one of the viscera, both in the larger and
 7 III,  16|         blood abnormally red; the viscera also and the stomach are
 8 III,  16|      blood is somewhat black, the viscera and the stomach are large,
 9 III,  17| non-ambidentals with suet.~Of the viscera the liver in some animals
10 III,  17|       kidneys more than any other viscera that animals are inclined
11  IV,  1 |        diagram.)~Molluscs have no viscera, but they have what is called
12  IV,  3 |       have in all cases the inner viscera, but this is not the case
13  IV,  7 |       insect is provided with any viscera, or is supplied with fat;
14  VI,  3 |        and the arrangement of the viscera; and veins that seem to