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1 1 |        motion necessary to animal progression, the second why sanguineous
2 1 |          fine the points on which progression depends are even in number.~
3 7 |      points, whereby they achieve progression. They go forward by means
4 12|          be unencumbered, and the progression continuing the weight must
5 12|         the flexion forwards, the progression described will be performed
6 12|         comes in the way of their progression with this mode of moving
7 14|        would be wrenched, and the progression would be a stumbling forwards
8 16|          less with one another in progression and not knock together.
9 19| especially in those which concern progression and any movement in place,