Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  15|   hearing, the ear, is situated sideways, on the same horizontal
 2  II,  1 |    behind, and accordingly bend sideways rather than backwards or
 3  II,  1 |         as to be invisible in a sideways view; the males also have
 4  II,  13|        cases their gills placed sideways; whereas, among selachians,
 5  II,  13|      ones have the organ placed sideways, as is the case in all the
 6  II,  13|   fishing-frog has gills placed sideways, and covered not with a
 7  II,  17|   centralwise in some cases and sideways in others. Animals that
 8  IV,  3 |       the eyes of the crab look sideways. Further, the trunk of the
 9  IV,  3 |     Some crabs have eyes placed sideways on the upper part, immediately
10  IV,  4 | retreating inwards, nor turning sideways like the eyes of the crab,
11   v,  5 |     rubbing against one another sideways, belly to belly. Some men
12  VI,  22|        all come out of the womb sideways. The mare, however, when
13 VIII,  2|        with its feelers hanging sideways; if it be frightened, it