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 1   I,  2 |           of the water, and others placed in a different class. The
 2  II,  8 |            bloodless species it is placed on the outside. The latter
 3  II,  10|           sight, and the centrally placed sense of smell, it is the
 4  II,  10|          in the head. Vision is so placed in all animals. But such
 5  II,  10|           animals that have one is placed in the front part of the
 6  II,  10|           organs of hearing are so placed as to divide the circumference
 7  II,  10|           The organs of vision are placed in front, because sight
 8  II,  10|            the organs of smell are placed with good reason between
 9  II,  10| modification of touch and which is placed in the tongue, the fact
10  II,  10|         the nose in which they are placed would be able to perform
11  II,  10|            organ of inspiration is placed in front and in the middle
12  II,  10|          two nostrils together and placed them as the central of the
13  II,  15|      palisades which are sometimes placed in front of enclosures,
14  II,  15|    otherwise get in. The brows are placed over the junction of two
15  II,  16|            snout, the nostrils are placed in this projection, there
16  II,  16|       there are the nostril-holes, placed in front of the mouth; but
17  II,  16|         the head. In this beak are placed the olfactory passages.
18  II,  16|         such could not possibly be placed there.~As for those animals
19  II,  17|                   17~The tongue is placed under the vaulted roof of
20  II,  17|          tongue-like organ, but is placed chiefly in the tip; and
21  II,  17|    Testacea, while in others it is placed externally. In this latter
22 III,  1 |            rest it is small, being placed at the extremity of a tapering
23 III,  3 |     prevent the stomach from being placed directly after the mouth.
24 III,  3 |      honourable part invariably is placed uppermost, in front, and
25 III,  4 |            position in which it is placed is far from being that of
26 III,  4 |       animals but man the heart is placed in the centre of the pectoral
27 III,  5 |            For the great vessel is placed in front, while the aorta
28 III,  7 |         two contraries has been so placed as to go together with that
29 III,  9 |      kidneys, that on the right is placed higher than that on the
30 III,  9 |            their natural heat. For placed, as these organs are, close
31 III,  13|         body, whereas the flesh is placed on the outside. The explanation
32 III,  14|          midriff lies the stomach, placed at the end of the oesophagus
33 III,  14|             For in fishes they are placed close to the stomach; while