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 1   I,  15| another duplicate limb, the "leg". Of this limb the double-knobbed
 2   I,  15|   the double-boned part the "leg"; the front part of this
 3   I,  15|  ankle", duplicate in either leg. The part of the limb that
 4  II,  1 |    weight it cannot bend its leg on both sides simultaneously,
 5  II,  1 |      It has one knee in each leg, and the flexures of the
 6  II,  1 |    calf; for the part of the leg called gastroenemia or is
 7 III,  2 |      left; either one to the leg on its own side, and upwards
 8  VI,  3 |      situated over the right leg close to the flank, and
 9  VI,  20|  same age some dogs lift the leg when voiding urine. The
10  VI,  20|     male as a rule lifts his leg to void urine when six months
11  VI,  20| exception that she lifts the leg to do so. The bitch bears
12 VIII,  5|      like the dog, lifts its leg to void its urine. It infects
13  IX,  10|  wing, standing first on one leg and then on the other, while