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1 2 |    of these there are three pairs of two each, superior and
2 6 | then if any of the opposite pairs of parts (right and left,
3 6 |   only of the remaining two pairs; the prior difference dividing
4 6 |  four.~Since then these two pairs, the superior and inferior
5 6 |     individual parts are in pairs arranged coordinately or
6 13|    take the combinations in pairs. Fore and hind may bend
7 14|    you take two consecutive pairs of legs the hind move criss-cross
8 16|    legs, except the extreme pairs, were necessarily attached
9 16|      except the two extreme pairs. (These two are more natural