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   Book,  Paragraph
 1  II,  17|     side. In all animals the pointed end of the heart turns frontwards;
 2  II,  17|      seem otherwise, for the pointed end is turned not towards
 3  II,  17| large fishes the duct at the pointed end of the heart is a tube,
 4  II,  17| cases appear not to have the pointed end turned towards the breast.
 5 III,  3 |     the heart then (with its pointed end directed frontwards,
 6  IV,  1 |     the rump is more sharply pointed.~There are several species
 7  IV,  2 |     the frontal part is more pointed and the thorax is much broader
 8   v,  30|       boring a hole with the pointed organ they carry in the
 9  VI,  2 |     time of laying. Long and pointed eggs are female; those that
10  VI,  20|    teeth are white and sharp pointed, with old dogs black and
11 VIII,  1| human beings. For just as we pointed out resemblances in the
12  IX,  5 |      have ceased to grow the pointed tips to their antlers. The