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 1   I,  1  |   themselves, some are soft and moist, others are dry and solid.
 2   I,  1  |         and solid. The soft and moist are such either absolutely
 3   I,  9  |         of the eye includes the moist part whereby vision is effected,
 4   I,  17 |       left-hand one and is less moist. And this phenomenon also
 5  II,  17 |      the excrement is unusually moist. The quail is exceptional
 6 III,  1  |       with the testicle has its moist content qualified by blood,
 7 III,  10 |        of the bodies hollow and moist, if the localities be fitted
 8   v,  18 |      male exudes over them some moist glairy stuff, which constitutes
 9   v,  32 |        things that are becoming moist and in moist things that
10   v,  32 |       are becoming moist and in moist things that are drying,
11  VI,  15 |         quality and quantity in moist warm weather.)~The ordinary
12 VII,  1  |       individual temperament is moist and sleek and the reverse
13 VII,  2  | especially such men as are of a moist habit and not over corpulent,
14 VIII,  27|     especially if the season be moist and warm, as in spring.~