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 1  II,  12|       when viewed separately it looks like a real one, while the
 2  II,  16|      the ox; that is to say, it looks one single organ composed
 3 III,  1 |        the two bifurcated parts looks like a single egg, and those
 4 III,  3 |        aorta). The great vessel looks as though made of membrane
 5  IV,  1 | creature is alive, is hard, and looks as though it were inflated.
 6  IV,  1 |         on the outside, is what looks like a sac; the flesh of
 7  IV,  5 |    appearance it is not so, but looks like a horn lantern with
 8   v,  9 |    early and in others late, it looks as though the fish bred
 9   v,  15|       so neat and delicate; and looks as though a number of husks
10   v,  15|      intimate one. In colour it looks like a white membrane, and
11  VI,  3 |      wakes up, makes a move and looks up and Chirps; and the heart
12  VI,  12|     strike it on the temple. It looks like a cow. The female in
13  VI,  23|        kind. In regard to size, looks, and vigour, the foal is
14 VII,  7 |        is distinctly formed, it looks like an egg enveloped in