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 1 2 |   the best possible in each kind of living creature by reference
 2 3 |     in extending the arms a kind of leaning against the hands
 3 4 |    from which flows in each kind the distribution of nutriment
 4 4 |    caterpillars after their kind, and besides what men call
 5 7 |  conger-eels and eels and a kind of cestreus which breeds
 6 7 |     than on land, while the kind of cestreus which has two
 7 8 | have an even us for as this kind of movement is effected
 8 9 |  under the weight must be a kind of perpendicular at right
 9 16|     Another reason for this kind of flexion is the number
10 17|  moving.~Fishes of the flat kind swim with their heads twisted,