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 1  II,  17 |     all the way or in the part leading to the stomach, as with
 2 III,  3  |        connected with passages leading in the direction of the
 3  VI,  3  |  fibres now envelops the yolk, leading off from the vein-ducts.
 4  VI,  3  |     two veins was described as leading, the other one leading into
 5  VI,  3  |      as leading, the other one leading into the enveloping white
 6  VI,  3  | navel-strings was described as leading (and, by the way, the chick
 7  VI,  3  |  navel-string was described as leading; and both of them were described
 8 VIII,  11|     the food of animals of the leading genera.~
 9 VIII,  20|      trench accordingly is dug leading into a river, and wattled
10  IX,  5  |        betimes to her lair, so leading it to know its place of
11  IX,  49 | undertake the maternal duties, leading the chickens about and providing