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 1   I,  18|      or excretion I mean the residue of the nutriment, by waste-product
 2   I,  18|      be used up, so that the residue or secretion is small.~Again,
 3   I,  21|     receives the form is the residue of the secretion in the
 4  II,  4 | either this secretion or the residue of the solid and liquid
 5  II,  4 |     the month. When then the residue of the nourishment has changed
 6  II,  4 |      must not only be left a residue of the useless nutriment,
 7  II,  4 |     but also there must be a residue in the blood-vessels, and
 8  II,  6 |    men, the inferior and the residue of the best for the slaves,
 9  II,  6 |    time when Nature has some residue to spare.~The bones, then,
10  II,  6 |     the seminal secretion or residue. As the animal grows the
11  II,  6 |   the Seminal and nutritious residue. Nails, hair, hoofs, horns,
12  II,  6 |      parts are formed from a residue that man is the most naked
13  II,  6 |   the least amount of earthy residue, but that part of the blood
14  II,  6 |      is not concocted is the residue, and the earthy part in
15 III,  1 |      they are flyers and the residue is diverted that. way, they
16 III,  1 |     at all, showing that the residue is being used up and the
17 III,  2 |    they be not from a liquid residue]. The white on the contrary
18 III,  11| should have some superfluous residue attached to it from the
19 III,  11|  since the nutriment and its residue possess a like power, it
20 III,  11| matter which is forming, the residue of the mixture takes such
21 III,  11|    thing putrefied is only a residue of that which is concocted.
22 III,  11|      in the animal makes the residue, the beginning of the conception,