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 1   I,  16 |        part of the head. And this holds alike with all animals possessed
 2  II,  1  |       blooded animals the reverse holds good. By the "upper" part
 3 III,  3  |          no vein, great or small, holds its course therein. But
 4 III,  4  |      while the description so far holds good, the proof of its accuracy
 5  IV,  4  | discharges its residuum; and this holds good in the case of all
 6   v,  14 |         animals, for the contrary holds good in the case of some,
 7   v,  22 |           own and takes food, and holds on so tightly to the honeycomb
 8 VII,  3  |           placed in cold water it holds together in a sort of membrane,
 9 VIII,  1 |       motion.~A similar statement holds good with regard to habits
10 VIII,  30|           female; but the reverse holds good of the sheat-fish.