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 1   I,  14 |           the female is in character opposite to that of the male. In
 2  II,  1  |             hind limbs in directions opposite to one another, and in directions
 3  II,  1  |              point, and therefore in opposite ways: that is to say, he
 4  II,  1  |              the shoulders is in the opposite direction to that of the
 5  II,  5  | comparatively small and point in the opposite direction; that is, they
 6  IV,  4  |      direction of the spire, but the opposite way. Such are the diversities
 7   v,  6  |           together, and swim thus in opposite directions; and they fit
 8  VI,  13 |              grubs of worms; for the opposite phenomena are observed in
 9 VII,  1  |     nutrition; but in such as are of opposite habit their bodies become
10 VII,  6  |              be, but children of the opposite sex when otherwise mated.
11 VIII,  13|          theory is correct, the very opposite phenomenon presents itself
12 VIII,  24|        regard to water the ox is the opposite of the horse; for if the