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 1   I,  1 |     concavity, that into a flat surface; but he must state the reasons
 2  II,  7 |       of the blood on the outer surface of the brain.~The fluids
 3  II,  13|        lid were attached to the surface of the eye, and the animal
 4  II,  14|      more abundant on the front surface than on the back. The reason
 5  II,  14| attitude, the under or anterior surface does not require so much
 6  II,  14|       set over the whole dorsal surface, as is the case for instance
 7  II,  14|         has covered the general surface of an animal’s body with
 8  II,  16|     they lift this up above the surface and breathe through it.
 9  II,  17| diffused equally over the whole surface of the tongue-like organ,
10 III,  4 |      substance on the posterior surface, so that the heat has in
11 III,  9 |         presenting one unbroken surface like the kidneys of sheep
12 III,  9 |        light, and floats on the surface of other fluids. The fat
13 III,  9 |  deposited about their external surface. It consists of lard or
14 III,  9 |        organs are, close to the surface, they require a greater
15 III,  14|      and smooth on the internal surface.~Not much larger, I say,