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 1   I,  7 |      hollow. The skull consists entirely of thin bone, rounded in
 2   I,  11|    called the "lobe"; and it is entirely composed of gristle and
 3  II,  3 |   particular, the horse differs entirely from animals in general:
 4  II,  17| undivided liver, the organ lies entirely on the right side; where
 5  II,  17|    another few. Some fishes are entirely without the part, as the
 6 III,  1 |         hue; in all cases it is entirely enveloped with minute and
 7 III,  17|      die from its kidneys being entirely enveloped. Fat or suet about
 8  IV,  4 |  testaceans there are, that are entirely enveloped in shell and expose
 9  IV,  8 |  fish-baskets or weels with it, entirely, as they say, on account
10  IV,  11| cock-bird has a spur the hen is entirely destitute of the organ;
11  VI,  2 |         her eggs; and these are entirely yellow in appearance and
12  VI,  3 |         size, at length becomes entirely used up and comprehended
13  VI,  3 |         but it has been used up entirely. During the period above
14  IX,  50|         diminishes but does not entirely depart. The congenital growths