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 1 1 |         animals for movement in place (locomotion); first, why
 2 2 |       originals of movements in place are thrusts and pulls. (
 3 4 |  themselves to make a change of place, have a further distinction
 4 4 |        the aforesaid change (of place) by the help of organized
 5 4 |    natural position in the same place, and for this reason the
 6 5 |        employed for movement in place connected with a point on
 7 5 |      connexion.~Now there is in place a superior, an intermediate,
 8 5 |         inferior; in respect to place bipeds have their superior
 9 6 |       stands still, have in the place where both parts have opposed
10 7 |     which make their changes of place by means of two or four
11 8 |      only jump and so move from place to place do not need limbs
12 8 |       and so move from place to place do not need limbs for this
13 8 |        would make the change of place better if they had an even
14 9 |         and so they change from place to place. It is plain too
15 9 |       they change from place to place. It is plain too that if
16 10|         said, makes a change of place by flexion and straightening,
17 12|       possible for this to take place and at the same time for
18 14|     make a continuous change of place, jumping all the time. Here
19 19| progression and any movement in place, is as we have now described.