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1 I, 1 | adhesion to an external object, as is the case with several 2 I, 1 | adhere at one time to an object and detach themselves from 3 I, 1 | as have some one common object in view; and this property 4 I, 11| tip of the tongue; if the object to be tasted be placed on 5 II, 11| contrives to get a sight of any object that it wants to see. The 6 IV, 4 | attached fast to some external object, as is the case with the 7 v, 16| weather, obviously with the object of tightening its hold. 8 VIII, 2| in other words, with the object of cooling the blood. Others 9 VIII, 2| extraordinarily hard; whatever object it seizes, stone or other, 10 IX, 3 | to lonely places with no object in view; oftentimes in stormy