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1  II,  1 | later than the heart in the original development. Since, then,
2  II,  6 |   or ten thousand years the original teeth must have been very
3 III,  9 |     certain sense after its original formation, for the liquid
4 III,  11|   growing off alongside the original, but the whelks, the purple-fish,
5 III,  11|     attached to it from the original, and from this buds off
6 III,  11|  spawn" should resemble the original formation, and so it is
7  IV,  1 |   depart so much from their original appearance and approximate
8  IV,  8 |  the breasts because of the original plan of the organism. For
9   V,  1 |    we ought to consider the original condition to be not sleep