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 1   I,  4|      nutriment, animals with straight intestines are more violent
 2   I,  4|     in the one case have not straight intestines, and in the other
 3   I,  6|    testes, and the ducts are straight and simple. There is a small
 4  II,  6|  teeth which grow out of the straight line so as no longer to
 5   V,  1| coming from without may pass straight through it, even that it
 6   V,  1| dispersed in space but comes straight to the eye. For it makes
 7   V,  1|    to say, a continuous tube straight from the sight to its object,
 8   V,  2|    are not dissipated but go straight to the mark, just as the
 9   V,  3|   moisture.~The hairs become straight or curly on account of the
10   V,  3|     up together. For what is straight becomes bent, if the moisture
11   V,  3|    curly hair is harder than straight, for the dry is hard. And