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 1   I,  1 |           like-taking each kind in hand inde. pendently of the rest,
 2   I,  1 | heterogeneous parts, such as face, hand, foot; and must examine
 3   I,  1 |           is not a man. So also no hand of bronze or wood or constituted
 4   I,  1 |  appropriate way can possibly be a hand in more than name. For like
 5   I,  1 |           I mean as its eye or its hand, is really an eye or a hand.
 6   I,  1 |        hand, is really an eye or a hand. To say, then, that shape
 7   I,  1 |            were to insist that the hand he had cut out was really
 8   I,  1 |           had cut out was really a hand. Yet the physiologists,
 9   I,  1 |            the forces by which the hand or the body was fashioned
10   I,  4 |           question. For on the one hand it may be urged that as
11   I,  4 |            the class.~On the other hand, however, this course would
12   I,  5 |           dimensions. On the other hand, in certitude and in completeness
13  II,  1 | heterogeneous parts, such as face, hand, and the rest.~Now the order
14  II,  1 |       whole face, the fingers, the hand, and the whole arm. But
15  II,  1 |   multifarious properties. For the hand, to take an example, requires
16  II,  1 |        ever dream of saying of the hand or face or other such part
17  II,  1 |        principles shall on the one hand, in its character of general
18  II,  1 |            parts; and on the other hand shall, in its motor and
19  II,  3 |            and you have on the one hand the watery components to
20  II,  3 |            fluid, and on the other hand the earthy components, and
21  II,  4 |         Such animals, on the other hand, as have thick and abundant
22  II,  5 |            character. On the other hand in those hornless animals
23  II,  8 |           the Poulps, on the other hand, there is no such internal
24  II,  9 |  sanguineous animals, on the other hand, that are oviparous, the
25  II,  12|          12~In birds, on the other hand, there are no ears, but
26  II,  16|     elephant uses its nostril as a hand; this being the instrument
27  II,  16|     generally to the purposes of a hand. For the elephant has the
28 III,  3 |     suffering damage. On the other hand, the windpipe and the so-called
29 III,  4 |            the heart. On the other hand, when animals die not by
30 III,  7 |        marked; while, on the other hand, there are some Vivipara
31 III,  7 |          The kidneys, on the other hand, take part in the separation
32 III,  7 |           The spleen, on the other hand, is not invariably present;
33 III,  7 |          of feathers.~On the other hand, in such animals as have
34 III,  8 |        Those animals, on the other hand, that are without a lung
35 III,  12|        only excepted. On the other hand, the liver of oviparous
36 III,  12|            of the ox. On the other hand, it is elongated in all